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IX-4S

4-Element CRPA Antenna for GNSS Anti-Jamming & Anti-Spoofing

Dual protection in a compact package: jamming suppression and spoofing rejection

Array elements
4
Max jammers
3
Weight
≤520 g
1 jammer
≥105 dBc
3 jammers
≥95 dBc
IX-4S
Footprint at true scale Scale · 100 mm 150 × 130 × 22 mm
4 element array3 max jammers
§ 01 Specifications

The IX-4S is a compact integrated dual-protection terminal — anti-jamming and anti-spoofing — for civil UAV and professional users. It supports dual-frequency BeiDou-3 GPS L1, Galileo E1 and BDS B1i reception, wideband jamming suppression against up to 3 jammers, and spoofing rejection with residual spoofing signal CN0 held to ≤20 dB at the output. Antenna array, anti-jamming module and GNSS receiver are integrated in a small, light, low-cost housing.

Interference types suppressed: band-limited Gaussian white noise, spread-spectrum matched-spectrum interference, pulsed, swept-frequency and mixed interference. Suppression coverage: azimuth 0—360°, elevation −90° to +90°.

Dimensions150 × 130 × 22 mm
Power≤13 W
Weight≤520 g
Frequencies1561.098 MHz · 1575.42 MHz
ConstellationsBDS-B1i · GPS-L1 · GALILEO-E1
RF output-70 to -60 dBm · 50 Ω
Anti-spoofingEnhanced — residual spoofing signal C/N₀ at output ≤20 dB
§ 02Videos
Product video
Field test: jamming
Field test: anti-spoofing

IX-4S CRPA antenna under jamming: fewer satellites, same fix

Jamming test of the IX-4S, a 4-element CRPA antenna with anti-spoofing. Before jamming the receiver sees about 30 satellites; with the jammer on, many signals are knocked down, yet latitude and longitude stay valid on screen. An honest look at what an anti-jamming GPS antenna does under real interference.

GPS anti-spoofing test: IX-4S vs a phone

GNSS anti-spoofing demonstration with the IX-4S. A spoofer broadcasts fake satellite signals: a phone beside the antenna is dragged out to sea on the map, while the IX-4S keeps its true position. Tested with spoofing signals from 0 to 20 dB.

§ 03 Nulling behaviour

The plot below is locked to this model's array. Drag a jammer to see where the nulls form and which satellites stay locked.

Sky view — adaptive pattern Drag the pink jammer
Nulls / capacity
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Satellites held
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Aperture geometry
§ 05 Inquiry

Ask for pricing and lead time

Tell us the platform, the power budget and the interference you expect. We will confirm this model fits, or point you at the one that does. We respond within one business day.

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