Anti-Jamming Antenna

BNTWL280 Sixteen-Channel Anti-Jamming Antenna

BNTWL280 Sixteen-Channel Anti-Jamming Antenna. BDS_B1, GPS_L1, GAL_E1. ≥110dB single & ≥95dB fifteen-broadband resistance. 280x280x49mm, ≤45W, ≤2.5kg.

Applications
UAV navigation safety Electronic countermeasure testing and training Precision navigation in complex electromagnetic environments Critical infrastructure PNT protection Direct replacement for aviation antennas
Frequency Points BDS_B1, GPS_L1, GAL_E1
Anti-single broadband interference ≥110dB
Anti-fifteen-broadband interference ≥95dB
Size 280.0mm×280.0mm×49.0mm
Power ≤45W
Weight ≤2.5kg

Advanced Protection with the BNTWL280

When standard navigation signals are compromised, the entire operation is put at risk. High-stakes environments demand more than just basic signal reception. The BNTWL280 Sixteen-Channel Anti-Jamming Antenna is engineered to deliver superior defense for your GNSS equipment. By utilizing a 16-channel architecture, this hardware significantly boosts signal processing power. It effectively separates true satellite signals from deliberate interference. This makes the BNTWL280 an ideal choice for operators who cannot afford signal loss.

BNTWL280 Sixteen-Channel Anti-Jamming Antenna

Multi-Constellation Capability and Interference Resistance

One of the most practical features of this unit is its broad compatibility. The antenna covers three critical frequency points: BDS_B1, GPS_L1, and GAL_E1. This multi-constellation support ensures you can rely on various navigation networks simultaneously. More importantly, the BNTWL280 excels at suppressing threats. It offers an anti-single broadband interference capability of ≥110dB. When facing multiple aggressive signals, it provides ≥95dB anti-fifteen-broadband interference capability. This dual-layer defense strategy keeps your receivers locked onto the correct signals.

Physical Design and Power Management

The BNTWL280 features a flat, square form factor, measuring 280.0mm×280.0mm×49.0mm. This larger, square footprint is specifically designed for installations where a broader ground plane is required to optimize antenna performance. Despite its powerful processing capabilities, the system manages power consumption efficiently. It draws a maximum of ≤45W, ensuring it remains viable for sustained operations. Furthermore, the total weight is kept to ≤2.5kg, making it a practical addition to specialized vehicles and stationary platforms.

Where This Antenna Excels

The robust construction and high channel count make this unit suitable for the most demanding scenarios. It is heavily used in defense and security sectors, where electronic warfare tactics are a constant threat. In precision agriculture, reliable GNSS positioning is crucial for automated machinery, and this antenna shields against environmental interference. It is also heavily deployed in critical infrastructure monitoring, such as power grid timing systems and telecommunications networks. In each of these use cases, the BNTWL280 provides the critical stability needed to maintain continuous, accurate navigation data.

A Smart Investment for Signal Integrity

Integrating the BNTWL280 into your system is a direct investment in operational reliability. The combination of 16-channel processing, multi-constellation support, and significant power reserves ensures that your navigation data remains secure. If your current setup is experiencing dropouts or if you are building a hardened system from scratch, this anti-jamming antenna offers a highly practical, high-performance solution to keep your operations moving forward without interruption.

How many channels does the BNTWL280 have?
The antenna utilizes a 16-channel design for advanced signal processing.
Which satellite systems does it support?
It operates on BDS_B1, GPS_L1, and GAL_E1 frequencies.
What is the single-band interference tolerance?
It provides ≥110dB of resistance against a single broadband interference source.
How does it handle multiple jamming sources?
It delivers at least ≥95dB resistance against up to fifteen broadband interference sources.
What is the physical size of this antenna?
The dimensions are 280.0mm long, 280.0mm wide, and 49.0mm high.
How much power does it consume?
It requires ≤45W to operate.
What is the total weight of the unit?
The BNTWL280 weighs ≤2.5kg.
Can this antenna be used on military vehicles?
Yes, its rugged design and high interference resistance make it suitable for defense applications.
Why is the design square instead of circular?
The square 280x280mm footprint provides a larger surface area for specific array installations.

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