Anti-Jamming Antenna

16-Element Anti-Jamming Antenna BNT2511: Robust GNSS

BNT2511 16-element anti-jamming antenna supports GPS L1, GAL E1, BDS B1, suppresses up to 15 jammers per band, delivers 1.5 m accuracy.

Applications
Navigation safety for UAVs/UGVs/USVs Critical infrastructure protection Timing security for power/telecommunications/financial sectors High-end logistics navigation security Convoy and defense navigation security
Frequency L1/E1/B1c 1575.42±2.046 MHz; BDS-B1i 1561.098±2.046 MHz
Jamming suppression 1 jammer ≥100 dB J/S; 7 jammers ≥85 dB; 15 jammers ≥70 dB
Position accuracy no jamming ≤1.5 m horizontal, ≤1.5 m vertical (95%)
Position accuracy under jamming ≤10 m horizontal, ≤10 m vertical (95%)
Velocity accuracy ≤0.2 m/s (95%)
Timing accuracy ≤100 ns (95%)

16-element anti-jamming antenna technology gives the BNT2511 its edge in contested RF environments. The unit covers GPS L1, GAL E1, and BDS B1, including BDS-B1c and BDS-B1i civil signals. A built-in receiver removes the need for a separate positioning module in many installations, which reduces cable clutter and simplifies system integration.

How the 16-Element Anti-Jamming Antenna Works

Each of the 16 elements feeds a processing chain that forms spatial nulls toward interference sources. The system suppresses narrowband, broadband, pulse, swept, and Gaussian jammers. In controlled tests, the 16-element anti-jamming antenna achieves a jamming-to-signal ratio of 100 dB for one jammer, 85 dB for seven jammers, and 70 dB for fifteen jammers. Those figures matter in contested RF environments where a single null is not enough.

16-Element Anti-Jamming Antenna BNT2511: Robust GNSS

Positioning and Timing Accuracy

Clean-signal performance is tight: horizontal and vertical accuracy are both ≤1.5 meters at 95%. When jamming is active, the BNT2511 holds position accuracy to ≤10 meters at 95%. Velocity accuracy stays within 0.2 m/s, and timing accuracy reaches ≤100 ns. These values make the unit suitable for UAV navigation, mobile timing, and land-vehicle defense.

Interfaces and Data Output

The main connector is a J30J-15ZK. Pins 1–2 and 3–4 are positive and negative power inputs, accepting 12–32 V DC. Pins 5–6 carry TTL serial for the anti-jamming module, and pins 7–8 carry TTL serial for the receiver. The SMA RF port outputs a -70 to -60 dBm signal for external GNSS receivers. The built-in u-blox ZED-F9P supports NMEA 0183 and UBX protocols. For more detail on message formats, see the u-blox ZED-F9P interface description and the NMEA 0183 standard.

Installation and Power

Use the XT30 male connector for DC input; 28 V is recommended but the module accepts 12–32 V. Power consumption is ≤25 W. When connecting TTL lines, wire TX to the flight controller RX, RX to TX, and GND to GND. Do not hot-plug USB-TTL adapters. If you use the SMA port, ensure the connected receiver does not back-feed more than 5 V.

Environmental and Safety Features

The BNT2511 operates from -40°C to +55°C and stores from -55°C to +70°C. It handles 96% relative humidity at 40°C and meets GJB150A rain requirements. Safety features include overvoltage protection, reverse-polarity protection, and continuous wave tolerance of at least 10 W.

System Health and Software Updates

The BNT2511 runs self-checks and status monitoring on power-up and during operation. Firmware for both the anti-jamming processor and the receiver can be updated through the TTL serial port, so field units can receive performance improvements without being removed. This is useful for long-term deployments in remote timing or navigation sites. The 16-element anti-jamming antenna also includes a built-in receiver, so a single firmware package can cover the RF front end and the positioning engine.

Typical Use Cases

This 16-element anti-jamming antenna is used for timing security in power, telecom, and finance; navigation for UAVs, UGVs, and USVs; convoy protection; and high-end logistics. It can replace a conventional active antenna or a complete GNSS receiver plus antenna in one housing.

What You Get

The BNT2511 ships as a self-contained 16-element anti-jamming antenna with an integrated receiver and antenna array. No external anti-jamming processor is required. You only need to provide DC power and either a TTL-capable controller or an SMA-equipped GNSS receiver. The enclosure measures 230 x 230 x 24 mm and weighs ≤1250 g, making it practical for vehicles and medium UAVs.

16-Element Anti-Jamming Antenna BNT2511: Robust GNSS

Why Choose the BNT2511

The BNT2511 combines a 16-element anti-jamming antenna, a multi-constellation receiver, and field-ready protection in a 230 x 230 x 24 mm package weighing ≤1250 g. Software upgrades are available through the serial port for both the anti-jamming module and the receiver, so the system can stay current without hardware changes.

Resources

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Specification Value
Frequency L1/E1/B1c 1575.42±2.046 MHz; BDS-B1i 1561.098±2.046 MHz
Jamming suppression 1 jammer ≥100 dB J/S; 7 jammers ≥85 dB; 15 jammers ≥70 dB
Position accuracy no jamming ≤1.5 m horizontal, ≤1.5 m vertical (95%)
Position accuracy under jamming ≤10 m horizontal, ≤10 m vertical (95%)
Velocity accuracy ≤0.2 m/s (95%)
Timing accuracy ≤100 ns (95%)
Power input 12–32 V DC, 28 V recommended
Power consumption ≤25 W
RF output SMA, -70 to -60 dBm
Operating temperature -40°C to +55°C
Dimensions / weight 230 x 230 x 24 mm, ≤1250 g
What GNSS signals does the BNT2511 support?
It supports GPS L1, GAL E1, and BDS B1, including BDS-B1c and BDS-B1i civil signals. L1/E1/B1c covers 1575.42±2.046 MHz and B1i covers 1561.098±2.046 MHz.
How many jammers can the 16-element anti-jamming antenna suppress?
Each band suppresses up to 15 jammers. Nulling tests show ≥100 dB J/S for one jammer, ≥85 dB for seven, and ≥70 dB for fifteen.
What is positioning accuracy under jamming?
Horizontal and vertical accuracy stay within 10 meters at 95% under jamming. Without interference, accuracy is ≤1.5 meters.
Can I upgrade the firmware?
Yes. Both the anti-jamming module and the receiver can be updated through the TTL serial port, so field units can receive improvements without being removed.
What power input does the BNT2511 need?
It accepts 12–32 V DC and draws ≤25 W. A 28 V supply is recommended. Use the XT30 male connector.
What are the operating temperature and environmental ratings?
Operating range is -40°C to +55°C, storage is -55°C to +70°C. It meets GJB150A rain requirements and tolerates 96% relative humidity at 40°C.
Can it replace a standard GNSS antenna and receiver?
Yes. The BNT2511 has a built-in u-blox ZED-F9P receiver and an SMA RF output. Use TTL serial to a flight controller or feed the SMA port to an existing GNSS receiver.

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