GNSS Appliances
Meinberg GNSS systems are available in modular 19" rack mount or rail mount housing, equipped with a wide range of output modules, redundant power supplies or even redundant receivers. Please contact us for a quotation on your specific requirements.
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- GNMANTv2 multi-band GNSS antenna: supports GPS/QZSS (L1, L2, L5), GLONASS (G1, G2, G3), Galileo (E1, E5a, E5b), BeiDou (B1, B2a, B2b)
- Additional support: SBAS, Fugro AtomiChron®, QZSS, L-band correction services (1539-1559 MHz)
- Antenna frequency bands: lower band 1160-1255 MHz, upper band 1539-1606 MHz
- Antenna LNA gain: typical 37 dB; noise figure: typical < 2.0 dB
- Antenna operating voltage: 3.6-5.5 V DC; operating temperature: -70°C to +85°C
- Antenna protection: IP65-rated ABS dome housing; 15 kV ESD and integrated surge protection
- GPSAV4 antenna distributor: 1 input, 4 output ports (Type N connectors); gain 0 to +3 dB; additional path delay 50 ns
- GPSAV4 power: 12-18V DC, approx. 20 mA; cascadable up to 3 levels (up to 49 receivers from one antenna)
- GPS Optical Antenna Link (GOAL-S): extends antenna run up to 2,000 meters over fiber
- AMX21/HS antenna switch unit: connects one receiver to two separate antenna/converter units for redundancy
- Standard antenna cable delivery: 20 meters of cable plus mounting hardware (custom lengths on request)
- Multi-GNSS, multi-frequency support for more robust signal reception Cascadable distributor architecture that can feed dozens of receivers from one antenna Optical antenna link (GOAL) extends antenna runs up to 2 km Antenna switch units enable redundant antenna architectures IP65-rated, wide operating temperature range suited to harsh outdoor environments Integrated surge and ESD protection for field reliability
Product Summary
- GNMANTv2 multi-band GNSS antenna: supports GPS/QZSS (L1, L2, L5), GLONASS (G1, G2, G3), Galileo (E1, E5a, E5b), BeiDou (B1, B2a, B2b)
- Additional support: SBAS, Fugro AtomiChron®, QZSS, L-band correction services (1539-1559 MHz)
- Antenna frequency bands: lower band 1160-1255 MHz, upper band 1539-1606 MHz
- Antenna LNA gain: typical 37 dB; noise figure: typical < 2.0 dB
- Antenna operating voltage: 3.6-5.5 V DC; operating temperature: -70°C to +85°C
- Antenna protection: IP65-rated ABS dome housing; 15 kV ESD and integrated surge protection
- GPSAV4 antenna distributor: 1 input, 4 output ports (Type N connectors); gain 0 to +3 dB; additional path delay 50 ns
- GPSAV4 power: 12-18V DC, approx. 20 mA; cascadable up to 3 levels (up to 49 receivers from one antenna)
- GPS Optical Antenna Link (GOAL-S): extends antenna run up to 2,000 meters over fiber
- AMX21/HS antenna switch unit: connects one receiver to two separate antenna/converter units for redundancy
- Standard antenna cable delivery: 20 meters of cable plus mounting hardware (custom lengths on request)
Product Details
Brief overview of GNSS Appliances
Meinberg GNSS systems are available in modular 19" rack mount or rail mount housing, equipped with a wide range of output modules, redundant power supplies or even redundant receivers. Please contact us for a quotation on your specific requirements.
Teknoa helps organizations with product selection, technical positioning, integration and after-sales support for Meinberg solutions.
Time, frequency, NTP/PTP and synchronization
Meinberg solution context
Meinberg provides reliable time sources for critical infrastructure through LANTIME NTP servers, IMS modular systems, microSync products, PTP grandmaster clocks, GNSS and IRIG synchronization solutions.
Positioned for accurate time distribution, log integrity and compliance in energy, telecom, finance, defense, broadcasting, data center and industrial automation projects.
Official manufacturer source Meinberg Teknoa guide- LANTIME time servers
- IMS modular synchronization platform
- microSync compact grandmaster systems
- GNSS antenna and receiver options
- Critical log and event timestamping
- Industrial synchronization with PTP grandmaster clocks
- Reliable time distribution in finance and telecom networks
- NTP/PTP comparison
- GNSS antenna and holdover scenarios
- IEEE 1588 profile selection
- LANTIME, IMS and microSync differences