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TFM.100A

TFM.100A

Taoglas Limited
RF Front End 1.197GHz, 1.227GHz, 1.249GHz, 1.559GHz, 1.575GHz, 1.606GHz GNSS
Active491 in stock

Overview

The TFM.100A is a highly integrated GNSS RF front-end module designed for multi-band satellite navigation reception across L1, L2, and L5 frequencies. It combines high-performance LNAs and specialized pre-filters into a single 34-pin SMD package to simplify the RF signal chain between the antenna and the receiver. This module provides significant gain and out-of-band rejection for applications requiring high precision and immunity to interference.

Why Choose This Part

The TFM.100A features a dual-stage LNA architecture providing over 25 dB of gain with a noise figure under 3.25 dB, ensuring high signal sensitivity. Its integrated pre-filters deliver exceptional out-of-band rejection to protect the GNSS receiver from neighboring signal interference. The module simplifies design by including impedance matching in a low-profile 18x20mm package, significantly reducing PCB routing complexity and development time.

Applications

High-Precision Positioning
Ideal for RTK (Real-Time Kinematic) systems that utilize multiple frequency bands for centimeter-level accuracy.
Autonomous Vehicle Navigation
Provides the robust signal amplification and filtering necessary for safety-critical automotive GNSS systems.
Industrial Telematics
Suitable for asset tracking and fleet management hardware operating in environments with significant cellular or radio interference.

Key Specifications

RF Type GNSS
Frequency 1.197GHz, 1.227GHz, 1.249GHz, 1.559GHz, 1.575GHz, 1.606GHz
Package / Case 34-SMD Module

Getting Started

To evaluate this module, ensure your PCB layout follows the recommended 50-ohm microstrip trace guidelines and provides adequate ground stitching for thermal and RF performance. The module operates on a wide input voltage range of 1.8V to 5.5V, making it compatible with most low-power GNSS chipsets and standard 3.3V systems. Taoglas offers evaluation boards that can be connected directly to GNSS receivers via SMA connectors for rapid prototyping.