V3N - GGI - 106 is a high Gain (40dB) GNSS antenna
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Components handling radio-frequency signals — amplifiers, filters, waveguides, antennas, transceivers, down-converters.
Used in: Satellite communication payloads, SAR and radar front ends, telemetry and telecommand chains, ground stations.
What changes for space and defence: Frequency range, output power and gain flatness decide fit. For flight, add radiation tolerance and thermal vacuum performance — an amplifier that meets spec on a bench may not in vacuum with no convective cooling.
What actually decides the purchase: Frequency range · output power · gain and flatness · noise figure · VSWR · DC power draw · connector interface
Reference information about rf and microwave components in general — written by us, not a claim by the supplier.
ISO 9001 — A floor, not a qualification. It says the company follows its own written process — it says nothing about whether that process is good enough for flight hardware. For space work, look for AS9100D on top of it. more
MIL-STD — Meaningless without the number. Always ask which standard and which method within it — "MIL-STD-810 compliant" says nothing until you know whether it was vibration, thermal shock or salt fog. more
★ marks standards that matter specifically for flight hardware. Company-level claims, as published by the supplier and unverified — not necessarily specific to this part.
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