31182
31182
Orderable27 dBi GPS Antenna with 3 V Magnetic Mount and SMA Connector
Overview
The 31182 is a magnetic mount GPS patch antenna. It is typically used where GPS reception is readily available and concern is low for snow buildup completely covering the antenna. The 31182 is also commonly used in cost-sensitive applications or applications that require a small-sized, low-profile antenna. This antenna connects to a GPS receiver with SMA connector, such as that found in the AL200, LS300G, TX320, and WEATHERPAK M. The antenna package is waterproof and corrosion resistant. The 31182 conveniently mounts to any magnetic surface, which includes the 30626 and CM235 mounts offered by Campbell Scientific.
Specifications
- Output Connector
- SMA connector termination
- Operating Temperature Range
- -40° to +85°C
- Humidity
- 20 to 95%
- Frequency Range
- 1575.42 MHz
- Gain
- Up to 27 dBi @ 25°C
(typical)
- Output Impedance
- 50 Ω
- LNA Noise Figure
- As low as 1.5 db
(@ 25°C)
- Supply Voltage
- 3 V ±0.3 V
- Power Consumption
- 20 mA
(maximum)
15 mA(typical)
- Cable
- 5 m (16.4 ft) of RG-174 coaxial cable
- Dimensions
- 37.4 x 34 x 12.9 mm
(1.47 x 1.34 x 0.51 in.)
- Weight
- 25 g
(0.88 oz) without cable
Common Accessories
(2)CM235
Magnetic Mounting Stand
The CM235 consists of rectangular plate, mounting bracket, U-bolts, lock washers, and nuts. It allows one peripheral with a magnetic base to be mounted to a crossarm or mast. Devices that have a magnetic base include the 31182.
Orderable30626
3/4 in. IPS or GPS Antenna Mounting Stand
The 30626 is an antenna mounting bracket designed for antennas with 3/4 in. IPS mounting threads. Because the 30626 is made from steel, it is suitable for mounting small magnetic-mount antennas typically seen with GPS patch antennas, such as the 31182.
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Compatibility
Generally, the 31182 is compatible with devices that have an integrated GPS receiver with an SMA jack connector. The 31182 is compatible with WEATHERPAK M display components (part numbers 37457, 37458, and 38976).