Multi-Constellation Configuration
A documented constellation combination supports configuration matching during system selection.
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RN2512-AJS-16CH-DPA
16-Element GNSS Anti-Jamming and Anti-Spoofing Terminal
An independent anti-jamming and anti-spoofing product version for receiver and platform integration. Review the public English datasheet and the proposed configuration before selection.
Documentation: Public datasheet available
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
System role and selection context.
This independent anti-jamming and anti-spoofing product version is documented for receiver and platform integration. Use its public record to screen the required signals and physical envelope, then define the integration evidence for the proposed build.
Multi-Frequency Configuration
The verified product record supports evaluation across more than one documented frequency band.
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.
Anti-Spoofing Product Version
Independent anti-jamming and anti-spoofing product version. Final configuration is subject to engineering review.
ENGINEERING OVERVIEW
Documented configuration for integration review.
RN2512-AJS-16CH-DPA is published as an independent anti-jamming and anti-spoofing version for a receiver and platform integration review. The selection table below separates its documented configuration from the interfaces and evidence that need project-specific confirmation.
RN2512 BUYER DECISION
When does the RN2512 anti-spoofing version belong on the shortlist?
Start with the threat and the signals the navigation system must use. RN2512-AJS-16CH-DPA is published as an independent anti-jamming and anti-spoofing product version with 16 antenna elements and 16 channels. Its listed signals are BDS B1 and GPS L1. Shortlist it when those published signals cover the must-have set and anti-spoofing is an explicit requirement. The product label and channel count do not establish how a particular receiver or controller detects, reports or recovers from spoofing.
Use the public RN2512 English datasheet (Rev. 0.1) for the first screen. Confirm the proposed build's interfaces and acceptance evidence separately.
| Decision | Published RN2512 evidence | Buyer action |
|---|---|---|
| Required GNSS signals | BDS B1 and GPS L1 are listed. | If another signal is required, ask whether the exact proposed configuration supports it. An absent public entry does not establish support or lack of support. |
| Anti-spoofing requirement | The English datasheet labels an independent anti-spoofing version and states residual spoofing-signal C/N0 ≤20 dB. | Ask the supplier to define the C/N0 unit and measurement conditions, identify the applicable configuration, and provide the expected receiver/controller status and acceptance evidence. Do not interpret this figure as a detection rate. |
| Receiver RF boundary | RF output frequencies 1561.098 MHz and 1575.42 MHz; −70 to −60 dBm and 50 Ω are listed. | Request the exact port and connector map, output behavior and receiver-input limits. Two frequency entries do not define the complete port topology. |
| Installation envelope | Ø370 × 28.7 mm, ≤2,600 g and ≤40 W at normal temperature are listed. | Check mounting space, mass allowance and power budget. Ask for the applicable drawing, input voltage and environmental limits. |
Compare the published product roles
RN2511-16A-SNB also has a published 16-element, 16-channel record, but its English datasheet describes an anti-jamming terminal with GPS L1, Galileo E1 and BDS B1. RN2512 is separately documented as an independent anti-jamming and anti-spoofing version with BDS B1 and GPS L1. This is a difference in published role and signal set, not a field-performance ranking or proof that an unlisted function is impossible on another model.
For an interference-only brief, compare documented anti-jamming configurations in the product catalogue. If spoofing is in scope, define the scenario, expected indication, safe response and pass/fail evidence. Use the receiver evaluation and recovery guide to define test conditions and the evidence to request for your proposed configuration.
Next step: if the published signal set and physical envelope survive the first screen, ask ResiNav to review RN2512 for your receiver and anti-spoofing requirement. The published RN2501 record is another same-family configuration reference, not an interchangeable substitute.
RN2512 ENGINEERING REVIEW
Hand off the open integration questions.
Use the buyer decision above to identify the proposed RN2512 configuration. Share the receiver boundary and the evidence your team needs; the single consolidated input list is under RFQ preparation.
For method detail, see the receiver compatibility guide and RFQ guide.
INTEGRATION & INSTALLATION
Define the installation boundary.
Confirm the mounting arrangement, cable route, grounding and receiver interface for the proposed build. Record these inputs once in RFQ preparation; the public datasheet does not specify every interface or installation detail.
VERIFIED SPECIFICATIONS
Technical specifications.
All verified parameters are grouped in one continuous product datasheet for engineering review.
Signal & Anti-Jamming
- Supported constellations
- BeiDou; GPS
- Frequency bands
- BDS B1; GPS L1
- Element count
- 16
- Channel count
- 16
- Anti-jamming capability
- ≥120 dBc with 1 interferer; ≥105 dBc with 7; ≥95 dBc with 15
- Anti-spoofing capability
- Independent anti-spoofing product version; residual spoofing signal C/N0: ≤20 dB
- 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
- ≤40 W at normal temperature
- Dimensions
- Ø370 × 28.7 mm
- Weight
- ≤2600 g
RF Output
- RF output frequency
- 1561.098 MHz; 1575.42 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.
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Information to Include in Your RFQ.
Sharing these details helps engineering review the documented configuration against the intended integration.
- Receiver model, required GNSS signals and RF input expectations
- Mounting location, available envelope, cable route and grounding
- Power source, input-voltage requirement and protection constraints
- Controller status, indication, timing and fallback requirements
- Environmental and operating conditions
- Bench and installation acceptance evidence, including the proposed spoofing scenario
- Prototype or expected production quantity