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GPS SPD Datasheet

Overview

Description

This lightning arrestor connects between the antenna and the GPS receiver. A surge protection device for securing against transients, over-voltage, and surge currents induced by bolts of lightning.

For the purpose of protecting the indoor equipment and circuitry connected to the LoRa gateway, you need to install an Ethernet port Surge Protection Device (SPD).

By adopting a high pass filter, this product can effectively suppress the low-frequency interference induced by lightning while letting through the GPS signal with low insertion loss. A transient suppression device (TSD) and a gas discharge tube (GDT) are adopted for the protection of the DC feed circuit

Features

  • Connector Type: N-type male to N-type female
  • Impedance: 50 Ω
  • Frequency Range: 1500-1650 MHz
  • Power Loss: ≤ 0.3 dB
  • Ingress Protection: IP65

Specifications

Hardware

Electrical Characteristics

ParameterValueRemarks
Impedance50 Ω
Working frequency1500 MHz ~ 1650 MHz
VSWR≤ 1.2
Power loss≤ 0.3 dB
RF power< 50 W
DC pass voltage6 V
DC through current500 mA
Nominal discharge current10 kA8/20 µs
Maximum discharge current20 kA8/20 µs
Limit voltage≤ 15 V10 kA, 8/20 µs
Waterproof grade IP valueIP65GB 4208
Interface formSurge Side: N-type Female: Device Side: N-type Male
Ground cable specificationsYellow and Green two-color 10 AWG
Grounding methodThrough the N-head nut crimping
Weight≤ 200 g

Environmental Characteristics

Operation environment:

ParameterValue
Ambient temperature-40° ~ 70° C
Relative humidity5% ~ 95%
Atmospheric pressure70 kPa ~ 106 kPa

Storage environment:

ParameterValue
Ambient temperature--40° ~ 80° C
Relative humidity5% ~ 95%
Atmospheric pressure70 kPa ~ 106 kPa

Standards

  • GB4943.2001/IEC60950:1999 Information technology equipment safety.
  • YD/T 1542-2006 Signal network surge protectors (SPD) technical requirements and test methods.
  • GB/T18802.21-2004/IEC61643-21:2000 Low voltage surge protector part 21: Surge protector (SPD) for telecommunications and signal networks - Performance requirements and test methods.
  • GB/T2423.1-2002 Electrician environmental testing of electronic products Part 2: Test methods, Test A: Low temperature.
  • GB/T2423.2-2002 Environmental testing of electrical and electronic products Part 2: Test methods, Test B: High temperature.

Mechanical Characteristics

Figure 256: Mechanical Dimensions
Figure 257: Grounding Cable
Figure 258: Typical Use