Description
Aerobits TR-1A OVERVIEW
The Aerobits TR1A belongs to second generation of the smallest ADSB transceivers on market and has been developed for civil and commercial Unmanned Aircraft Systems. The device operates on 1090MHz and allows to receive and transmit ADSB data with defined 0.25,0.5 or 1 Watt output power. The transceiver does not require external devices to operate. It is equipped with a high quality multiGNSS receiver and a pressure sensor. The aluminium housing and ESD protection guarantee high resistance of the device to work in difficult conditions. TR1A opens the way to the implementation of the Detect and Avoid algorithms, supporting the integration of UAS into the airspace.
WARNING
ICAO addresses are used to provide a unique identity normally allocated to an individual aircraft or registration. Please do not use random ICAO! Address becomes a part of the aircraft’s Certificate of Registration and MUST be given by Civil Aviation Authority and registered in aircraft database.
BASIC FEATURES
• Realtime aircraft tracking on 1090MHz
• Patented FPGAInTheLoop TM technology with the capability of receiving thousands of frames per second
• Integrated GNSS source and pressure sensor
• 0.25/0.5/1 Watt RF output power
• Implemented MAVLink and AERO TM protocol
• Lowpower consumption and low weight design
• Simple plug&play integration
• Programming via AT commands
• Designed to meet MOPS DO260B (except the output power)
• Dimension: 35.0×25.0x8.5mm
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
Frequency: 1090MHz
Input voltage: 5V
Current consumption: 140mA
Sensitivity: 80dBm
RF Output power: Configurable +30dBm, +27dBm, +24dBm
ESD protection: All lines
MAVLink (baud): 115200bps
AERO (baud): 115200bps (AT commands)
Main connector: PXMBNI05RPM04APC
Antenna connector: 2x MMCX
Dimension: 35.0×25.0x8.5mm
Weight (without cables and antennas): 14grams
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION
1 – Red – +5V – Power supply (5V/70mA)
2 – Green – TX – Data from device to host
3 – White – RX – Data from host to device
4 – Black – GND – Ground
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