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TFM.115A

TFM.115A

Taoglas Limited
RF Front End 1.176GHz, 1.542GHz, 1.561GHz, 1.575GHz, 1.602GHz BeiDou, Galileo, GLONASS, GNSS, GPS
Active600 in stock

Overview

The TFM.115A is a high-performance multi-band GNSS RF front-end module designed for high-precision positioning applications. It supports multiple constellations including GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou across frequencies from 1.176GHz to 1.602GHz. The module integrates a two-stage Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) and SAW filters to ensure optimal signal integrity in complex RF environments.

Why Choose This Part

The module features a dual-gain stage architecture and integrated SAW filters that achieve a low noise figure of 2.6 nV/rtHz, which is critical for weak satellite signal acquisition. Its compact 18mm x 20mm 34-SMD package allows for a low-profile form factor and simplified system integration compared to discrete RF designs. Additionally, its wide input voltage range of 1.8V to 5.5V offers significant flexibility for various power rail configurations.

Applications

High-Precision GNSS Systems
Ideal for RTK (Real-Time Kinematic) and PPP (Precise Point Positioning) systems requiring multi-band support for centimeter-level accuracy.
Autonomous Vehicle Navigation
Provides the reliable, low-noise RF path necessary for ADAS and autonomous platform positioning.
Geodetic Surveying
Used in professional-grade survey equipment to process multiple satellite constellations simultaneously.
Asset Tracking
Suitable for industrial-grade tracking devices that operate in dense urban environments where signal interference is high.

Key Specifications

RF Type BeiDou, Galileo, GLONASS, GNSS, GPS
Frequency 1.176GHz, 1.542GHz, 1.561GHz, 1.575GHz, 1.602GHz
Package / Case 34-SMD Module

Getting Started

To integrate the TFM.115A, ensure the PCB layout follows strict RF design guidelines, specifically maintaining 50-ohm impedance matching for the GNSS input and output traces. The module operates with a low run current of 7.5mA to 9.0mA at 1.8V, making it suitable for battery-powered designs. Engineers should refer to the Taoglas evaluation board documentation for optimized land pattern and grounding recommendations to maximize out-of-band rejection.

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