GPS Antennas Still Jamming Each Other

November 23, 2016

Written by Editor

Ever since GPS became popular enough that receiver antennas began sprouting up in the same general area they have been interfering with each other.

A brand new case study from Chronos Technology shows how two GPS antenna can be 20m (60ft) apart and still cause problems.

By the way- it’s not a new problem and not just GPS antennas.  A 2002 Institute of Navigation paper explained how TV set antennas managed to jam GPS reception in a small California harbor.

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