Multi-Constellation Configuration
A documented constellation combination supports configuration matching during system selection.
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RN-8AT-FULL-KGR-34V
8-Element Multi-Constellation GNSS Anti-Jamming Terminal
A GNSS anti-jamming terminal designed for receiver and platform integration. Its documented signal configuration is available for engineering evaluation.
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.
Multi-Frequency Configuration
The verified product record supports evaluation across more than one documented frequency band.
Array Configuration
A verified antenna-element configuration provides a clear basis for comparing models in the series.
ENGINEERING OVERVIEW
Documented configuration for integration review.
RN-8AT-FULL-KGR-34V is an 8-element GNSS anti-jamming terminal in the Anti-Jamming Terminals family. Its verified record lists GPS and GLONASS, with GPS L1 and GLONASS G1, for receiver and platform integration in the published application contexts. The published mechanical and electrical record lists dimensions of 150 × 150 × 22.5 mm, weight of no more than 720 g, power consumption of no more than 19 W at normal temperature, and RF output frequencies of 1575.42 MHz and 1602 MHz. Evaluate it against those documented values. The formal model is retained, but no broader frequency coverage is inferred beyond the published record. Receiver channel count, interfaces, connectors, installation method and environmental ratings require engineering confirmation.
RN-8AT SIGNAL SCREEN
Is RN-8AT the right GPS L1 and GLONASS G1 terminal to evaluate?
RN-8AT-FULL-KGR-34V has a useful, narrow first-pass role: its public record names GPS L1 and GLONASS G1, eight antenna elements, a 150 × 150 × 22.5 mm body and power consumption of no more than 19 W at normal temperature. Use those facts to decide whether to request a model-specific review. They do not establish the number of independent channels, a particular connector arrangement or compatibility with a named receiver.
The public RN-8AT English datasheet (Rev. 0.1) lists RF output frequencies of 1575.42 MHz and 1602 MHz, output power of −70 to −60 dBm and 50 Ω impedance. Those entries identify published RF characteristics, not a complete signal-to-port map. Do not turn “8-element” into “8-channel”: the reviewed product page and PDF do not state a channel count for this model.
| Current requirement | What is public | Appropriate decision |
|---|---|---|
| GPS L1 and GLONASS G1 are required | Both are explicitly listed for RN-8AT. | Keep the model for a receiver-specific review. Confirm how the two listed RF output frequencies are presented to the intended receiver before approving a design. |
| Another band or constellation is mandatory | The reviewed RN-8AT record names GPS L1 and GLONASS G1; it does not publish broader coverage. | Ask for the exact configuration. Missing public information does not establish support or lack of support. If the required signal is confirmed unavailable, compare another documented product. |
| A channel count is an approval criterion | No independent channel count is stated in the reviewed RN-8AT page or PDF. | Request an explicit channel definition for the proposed build. Do not infer it from eight antenna elements or from another model's naming. |
| The terminal must fit the available envelope | 150 × 150 × 22.5 mm, ≤720 g and ≤19 W at normal temperature are published. | Use these values for an initial space, mass and power screen; request the drawing, input-voltage range, mounting and connector details for release of the installation design. |
Do not let a similar label substitute for a signal match
The RN-009Pro-8CH-G1-WG-DT page publishes a different 4-element, 8-channel record, while the RN2511 page publishes GPS L1, Galileo E1 and BDS B1. These are useful comparison paths if your required signal set differs. Neither model's channel count, dimensions or published anti-jamming figure can be transferred to RN-8AT. Compare each model's own product record and document revision.
Next step: if GPS L1 and GLONASS G1 match the first screen, request an RN-8AT configuration review with the receiver input, required channels if applicable, installation drawing and the exact open signal or interface question. Use the public PDF now; ask separately whether a mechanical drawing and interface record can be supplied for the proposed build.
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
- GPS; GLONASS
- Frequency bands
- GPS L1; GLONASS G1
- Element count
- 8
- Anti-jamming capability
- ≥110 dBc with 1 interferer; ≥100 dBc with 3; ≥90 dBc with 7
- 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
- ≤19 W at normal temperature
- Dimensions
- 150 × 150 × 22.5 mm
- Weight
- ≤720 g
RF Output
- RF output frequency
- 1575.42 MHz; 1602 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
- Required GNSS constellations or bands, including GPS L1 and GLONASS G1 where applicable
- Receiver or RF integration requirements
- Available installation space, including the published 150 × 150 × 22.5 mm dimensions
- Interface, connector and input-power requirements
- Environmental requirements and prototype quantity or estimated production quantity