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Ceramic and LDS-MID GPS ? Antenna Eliminating space and PCB real-estate constraints, LDS-MID and Ceramic GPS antennas combine ease of integration with reduced cost of implementation over a variety of wireless navigation device applications Features and Benefits From left to right: RHCP*, Helix SMT LDS-MID and RHCP Ceramic GPS Antennas *RHCP – An industry acronym for “Right Hand Circularly Polarized”. ? GPS - Global Positioning System. Civilian GPS uses the L1 frequency of 1575.42 MHz in the Ultra High Frequency (UHF) band spanning 300MHz to 3GHz Horizontal Plane of PCB Helps ensure highest gain from the antenna. The patch antenna achieves highest gain when placed horizontally on a surface facing the z-axis since it can receive all propagated GPS signals. Lower gain will be experienced if the patch antenna is mounted on a surface that makes an angle with the horizontal. Double-sided Adhesive Liner Enables easy peel-and-stick operations on PCB Silver Pin Positions and fix