Low cost, rugged, low noise, and low current—the Tallysman TW125B is a versatile amplifier that is specifically designed to amplify all GNSS frequency signals, from GPS L5 to GLONASS G1. Providing longer than average cable runs from antenna to receiver, the TW125B is easy to install and ideal for a range of applications, including commercial and military telematics systems, and wireless timing and synchronization.
Tallysman TW125B Amplifier
Description
Overview
The TW125B is a low-cost option that provides a host of benefits to the user. The amplifier improves signal reception, enables extended cable runs, allows you to avoid the high costs of low-loss cables, and is easy to install. The amplifier’s low loading allows for both the antenna and the amplifier to be powered by the GNSS receiver. The TW125B passes DC supply to the antenna so it doesn’t require additional hardware.
NOTE: Amplifiers are directional and must be installed in the orientation indicated on the product label.
Applications
- Commercial and Military L-Band Satellite Systems
- Wireless Telecom & Cellular Base Station Timing Applications
- GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo), SBAS and Telematics Systems
- Commercial and Industrial Timing and Synchronization Applications
Features
- Low current / low voltage
- Very low noise
- Wide input voltage 3 to 16 volts
- Nickel-plated brass, IP67 compliant housing
- Powered via antenna coax from receiver
- 50 Ohm port impedance
Benefits
- Improves signal reception
- Enables extended cable runs
- Avoid installation of costly low-loss cable
- Fits in line with antenna cable
- No external DC power supply required
- Easy to install – mounting clamp included
Technical Specifications
Nominal Gain: | 27 dB +.1/-.2 dB typ. |
Bandwidth: | 1 to 2 GHz |
Reverse Isolation: | >35 dB |
Supply Current: | 25 mA typ. |
Ordering
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