A GPS L2 Ceramic Patch Antenna is a specialized type of antenna designed to receive signals from GPS satellites, particularly focusing on the L2 frequency band. Here's a breakdown of the components and features of such an antenna: Key Aspects:
L2 Frequency Band:
GPS satellites transmit on two main frequency bands: L1 (1575.42 MHz) and L2 (1227.60 MHz).
The L2 band is primarily used for military applications but has also been made available for civilian use, offering higher accuracy by utilizing both L1 and L2 signals for dual-frequency processing. This helps reduce errors like ionospheric delay, improving positioning accuracy.
