GNSS Module Circuit Design

Hello Everyone
I am trying to design a GNSS receiver circuit to bias 3.3V to the RF feed port (J1A as circled in red) to be used for my active antenna
I am not confident with the biasing circuit design because I picked it from internet. I humbly need your valuable comments to be able to achieve better circuit design for my project. Thanks in advance

 

[KlausST]

Hi,

I picked it from internet.

Please post the link.

Klaus

 

[POP2]

Hi,

Please post the link.

Klaus

Hi Kalus, thanks for your reply. Please check the link below

https://www.edaboard.com/attachments/1668049664551-png.179604/

 

[betwixt]

It looks OK electrically provided that L2A exhibits high impedance at the GNSS frequencies. It would be wise to ensure there is something on the feed (the one with C3 across it) to limit the current in case the antenna input is shorted. Layout is critical!

Brian.

 

[KlausST]

Hi,

I saw your picture already.
But you say you found it in the internet, thus I was asking for the internet page.

Klaus