So is the antenna small? Well, yes and no. If you compare it to say the GPS patch antenna of the TomTom 910 (it's the big square right slap bang in the middle of this image - via PocketGPS World ...

The probe antenna was a small metal and ceramic chip, ... φ=0) at GPS L1 center frequency (1.575.42 GHz). In open field, the chip antenna does not have a gain advantage for right-hand versus left-hand ...

GPS Source has released of a line of GPS/GNSS splitters created for the small-cell wireless and distributed antenna system markets. Specifically designed for the L-band frequency, they can eliminate ...

Today's small GPS receivers make such devices possible. ... To get started in GPS, development kits include a GPS module, an antenna, software, cables, and any needed power connections.

GNSS antennas use signals from global navigation satellites whereas GPS antennas utilise primarily North American satellites. Both types of antennas support the familiar AMC connector interface which ...

The RoHS-compliant Orbcomm Phantom VG antenna, portrayed as a low-profile, rugged wideband VHS and GPS bar-style antenna, exploits field-diversity technology to improve RF performance. Measuring 2 ...

It is designed to be a small, accurate and cost-effective solution for adding GPS timing and synchronization into any application where ease of installation and long-term reliability is critical. The ...

Aaronia’s HyperLOG 7060 is the perfect antenna for most mobile telephone and wireless systems. The addition of a GPS and compass is a unique and useful addition. I’m looking forward to a more refined ...

A femtocell is a small cellular base station, ... All femtocells sold to date include a GPS receiver — and a 30ft GPS antenna. If a femtocell can’t get a GPS lock, it can’t be used. Rosum supplies a ...

As a retrofit, one could simulate the signal that a GPS antenna would see and feed it to the cable. I expect that the starlink signal itself is quite resistant to jamming because of beamforming.