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China Moneypro MT360B GNSS Antenna

China Moneypro MT360B GNSS Antenna is a compact, lightweight, and high-performance antenna designed to support GPS, GLONASS, Beidou (BDS), and Galileo constellations. With a ceramic antenna element, built-in low-noise amplifier (LNA), and rugged design, it ensures stable, precise signal reception across harsh environments.

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Key Features

  • Multi-Constellation Support:
    • GPS L1: 1575.42 MHz
    • GLONASS L1: 1602 MHz
    • BDS B1: 1561 MHz
    • Galileo E1: 1575.42 MHz
  • High Signal Quality:
    • Antenna Gain: 2 dBi
    • RHCP polarization, 360° horizontal coverage
    • Axis ratio <3 dB
  • Low Noise Amplifier (LNA):
    • Gain: 26 ± 2 dB
    • Noise Figure: <2 dB
    • Passband Ripple: ±2 dB
    • Input Voltage: 2.8 V – 5.0 V
    • Operating Current: ≤20 mA
  • Durable & Reliable:
    • Operating Temperature: –40℃ ~ +85℃
    • Storage Temperature: –40℃ ~ +85℃
    • Humidity: 40% ~ 95%

China Moneypro MT360B GNSS Antenna

Mechanical Characteristics

  • Size: φ35 × 10.5 mm
  • Weight: 33 g
  • Connector: SMA-J
  • Cable: RG316, 70 cm

Applications

  • UAV navigation systems
  • Automotive GNSS modules
  • Surveying and mapping equipment
  • Industrial monitoring & tracking
  • Consumer GNSS devices requiring stable high-precision reception

FAQs – China Moneypro MT360B GNSS Antenna

Q1: What makes China Moneypro  MT360B GNSS antenna more reliable than a standard GPS antenna?

A1: Unlike conventional single-band GPS antennas, China Moneypro MT360B GNSS antenna supports GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, and Galileo signals simultaneously. This ensures continuous positioning accuracy even in urban canyons, forests, or areas with weak satellite visibility, solving the common pain point of signal dropouts and instability.

Q2: Can China Moneypro MT360B GNSS antenna maintain stable positioning under harsh environments?

A2: Yes. China Moneypro MT360B is engineered with a ceramic antenna element and built-in low-noise amplifier (LNA), delivering strong signal reception from –40℃ to +85℃. Customers in UAV, automotive, and outdoor industries benefit from all-weather performance, reducing failures caused by temperature extremes or humidity.

Q3: Why is low noise performance important in a GNSS antenna?

A3: A high noise figure is a common issue that degrades positioning accuracy. The MT360B’s LNA with <2 dB noise figure provides clean signals, improving real-time navigation precision for UAV GNSS modules, surveying equipment, and mapping solutions. This directly addresses the pain point of inaccurate location data.

Q4: How easy is it to integrate China Moneypro MT360B GNSS antenna into existing systems?

A4: China Moneypro MT360B features a compact size (φ35 × 10.5 mm), SMA-J connector, and RG316 cable, making it plug-and-play compatible with most GNSS receivers and UAV navigation systems. Its lightweight 33 g design is ideal for drones and mobile platforms, helping customers reduce integration time and cost.

Q5: What industries benefit most from China Moneypro GNSS antenna?

A5: China Moneypro MT360B is widely used in UAV navigation, automotive GPS systems, industrial monitoring, and surveying applications. Customers choose it because it provides multi-constellation reception, high gain (2 dBi), and stable performance, solving the pain points of signal loss, weak accuracy, and poor anti-interference capability found in standard antennas.

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