Multi-Constellation Configuration
A documented constellation combination supports configuration matching during system selection.
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RN-009Pro-8CH-BD-WG-DT
Compact GNSS Anti-Jamming Terminal
A published four-element, eight-channel BeiDou/GPS terminal with RF-output entries at 1575.42 MHz and 1268.52 MHz. Use the stated record to distinguish an initial match from a requirement that remains unconfirmed.
Documentation: Public datasheet available
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Terminal role and selection context.
This anti-jamming terminal provides the antenna-array reception and terminal functions needed between GNSS signals and the receiving navigation system. It is intended for engineering teams comparing terminal configurations for vehicles, marine equipment, industrial systems or custom navigation electronics. Selection should be based on the required signal configuration, receiver architecture, available installation space and the mechanical and electrical constraints of the target platform.
Channel Architecture
A verified channel configuration is available for receiver and system architecture review.
Array Configuration
A verified antenna-element configuration provides a clear basis for comparing models in the series.
ENGINEERING OVERVIEW
Documented configuration for integration review.
The BD record describes a terminal between satellite signals and a receiving navigation system. Use its published RF values for an initial equipment screen; the purchase decision below distinguishes a stated specification from an unresolved requirement.
BD PURCHASE DECISION
Does the BD record meet your purchase requirement?
Keep RN-009Pro-8CH-BD-WG-DT on the shortlist when its published BeiDou/GPS terminal record and RF-output requirements match the item you intend to buy. The public record lists four antenna elements, eight channels, and RF output frequencies of 1575.42 MHz and 1268.52 MHz. It does not provide a separate named-band list. A numerical output-frequency match is useful evidence, but it is not a complete receiver-compatibility decision.
Use the exact requirement to decide whether the record supports a first-pass match, leaves a question open, or is insufficient for an unconditional compliance statement:
| Example purchase requirement | What the BD record establishes | Decision you can make |
|---|---|---|
| The requested terminal has RF-output frequency entries of 1575.42 MHz and 1268.52 MHz. | Both numerical entries are published. | Retain BD for the next selection stage on this criterion. Do not turn two entries into a claim of two connectors, two simultaneous outputs or a complete signal-to-port map. |
| The receiver brief requires an explicitly named band or signal. | BeiDou and GPS are named as constellations, but the Rev. 0.1 datasheet has no separate band-label row. | Leave that requirement unresolved until the proposed configuration is confirmed. Neither the “BD” suffix nor an RF-output frequency alone supplies the missing signal declaration. Unpublished does not mean unsupported. |
| A hypothetical procurement specification requires a documented maximum consumption of 15 W at normal temperature. | The published limit is ≤17 W at normal temperature. | Do not mark the 15 W requirement as met using this record. The 17 W limit does not prove every unit always draws 17 W, but it does not establish the stricter limit either. Keep the offer conditional or compare a documented alternative. |
Buy the stated terminal scope, not an inferred receiver function
The BD datasheet describes a terminal between GNSS signals and a receiving navigation system. Its RF-output entries—also including −70 to −60 dBm and 50 Ω—are not a declaration of a navigation data interface. Do not specify NMEA position messages, a timing output, input voltage or mating connectors on the strength of those RF values. The public record does not establish those deliverables; agree the offered scope separately.
For a side-by-side variant decision, use the published G1 and BD comparison. It already compares the stated signal, physical and power records. A different suffix is not approval to substitute one model for the other. If the product role itself is unclear, the antenna-versus-terminal guide explains the boundary without assuming a built-in receiver.
Use the public document to make the enquiry specific
Download the English BD datasheet (PDF, Rev. 0.1). Its full published specifications remain below. Mechanical drawings, connector details, supply-input limits and applicable test records are separate requests whose availability must be confirmed.
Use Request a Quote with this exact model and identify the one requirement that changes the buying decision. For example, name the required signal or state the hard consumption limit; do not replace either with “8-channel GNSS.” Use the existing RFQ preparation section for the remaining project information.
INTEGRATION & INSTALLATION
Confirm the installation context before selection.
Detailed mounting, interface and integration information is available during technical evaluation.
- Available installation space
- Mounting arrangement
- Receiver and system interface
- Power requirements
- Required constellations and bands
- Cable routing or connector constraints
- Environmental requirements
VERIFIED SPECIFICATIONS
Technical specifications.
All verified parameters are grouped in one continuous product datasheet for engineering review.
Signal & Anti-Jamming
- Supported constellations
- BeiDou; GPS
- Element count
- 4
- Channel count
- 8
- Anti-jamming capability
- ≥105 dBc with 1 interferer; ≥95 dBc with 3
- Interference types
- Narrowband high-power interference; Wideband spectrum-matched interference; Pulse interference; Swept-frequency interference; Mixed interference
Coverage & Orientation
- Coverage and orientation
- Azimuth: 0–360°; elevation: −90–90°
Mechanical & Electrical
- Power consumption
- ≤17 W at normal temperature
- Dimensions
- 150 × 130 × 26.5 mm
- Weight
- ≤500 g
RF Output
- RF output frequency
- 1575.42 MHz; 1268.52 MHz
- RF output power
- −70 to −60 dBm
- RF output impedance
- 50 Ω
APPLICATION SCENARIOS
Where this configuration may be evaluated.
These are application contexts, not customer installations or completed projects.
Vehicle Platform Integration
Navigation equipment integration within commercial vehicles and autonomous system architectures.
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Commercial Marine Navigation
Navigation equipment selection for commercial vessels, survey platforms and marine electronics.
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Industrial & Robotic Systems
Receiver and navigation integration within automation, robotic and industrial control equipment.
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Custom Navigation Equipment
Configuration review for purpose-built navigation electronics and platform-specific constraints.
View applicationREQUEST A QUOTE
Information to Include in Your RFQ.
Sharing these details helps engineering review the documented configuration against the intended integration.
- Intended application and platform
- Receiver architecture and interface requirements
- Required GNSS constellations or published RF-output frequency requirements
- Available installation space, power path, and cable or connector constraints
- Environmental requirements for the target installation
- Prototype quantity or estimated production quantity