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GPS (Global Positioning System) and GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) signal distribution plays a crucial role in various industries, offering precise location and timing information for navigation, tracking, and timing synchronisation. GPS and GNSS signal distribution involves the transmission and dissemination of GPS signals to multiple receivers or users from a single source. This process ensures that GPS-enabled devices, such as smartphones, vehicles, and infrastructure, can access accurate positioning and timing data.
GPS and GNSS signal distribution can be achieved through the use of signal splitters, amplifiers, attenuators, combiners, filters, and repeaters. Signal distribution is commonly used in applications where location or timing data is required but access to GNSS signals are limited or obstructed. This signal obstruction can occur in urban environments such as cities where large buildings make accessing satellite signals challenging.
Product Code: RRMS116
Brand: GPS Source
The RRMS116 Rugged Rack-Mount Splitter is a one-input, sixteen-output GPS L1/L2 signal divider that is 2U high and fits within a standard 19” rack. Typical use is where an input from a single active GPS roof antenna is split evenly between sixteen outputs. The RRMS116 is configured to work with a MIL-STD-704 or MIL-STD- 1275 compliant 28VDC Power Supply that will power the active GPS...
Product Code: IRMS116
Brand: GPS Source
The IRMS116 single input, 16 output splitter amplifies and splits the GPS/GNSS signal from one GPS receive antenna while granting up to 16 GPS/GNSS receivers signal access at any time. The most common use being the input from an active GPS roof antenna or GPS simulator is split to sixteen receiving GPS units or timing boards. The dual power supply option allows two internal power supply units...
Product Code: RMS116
Brand: GPS Source
The RMS116 GPS/Galileo/GLONASS Splitter is a 1-input 16-output rack mount RF device. The most common use being the input from an active GPS roof antenna or GPS simulator is split to sixteen receiving GPS units or timing boards.
