Low Power Lab ADS-B Transmitter ADSBMiNi-优快云博客

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本文介绍了针对实验室测试特别设计的低功率ADS-BMiNi发射器，它无需额外配件，易于操作，适用于飞机测试和小型无人机应用。标准航空模式-S发射器在实验室环境中的高功率问题被有效解决。

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Introduction

When we do ADS-B lab tests, such as test our own developed ADS-B receiver, or do some ADS-B demo, we always need an ADS-B transmitter.

However, all the ADS-B transmitters on market are actually a Mode-S transponder with ADS-B OUT function.These transponders are designed to be installed on aircraft. So it needs some very complicated configurations.

It'OK when you really install it on aircraft, because you already have all the wires on aircraft that can make these transponders work. But when you want to make it work at lab, it turns out to be very difficult, because you technically need to rebuild the whole environment on aircraft.

Low Power Lab ADS-B Transmitter ADSBMiNi

Also, these standard transponders have very high output power, around 250W, which is very bad for your health when you make it work at lab so close to the ADS-B transponder.

This high power may even break your ADS-B receiver when you do it in lab and hence the high power ADS-B transponder is close to the ADS-B receiver.

ADSBMiNi is a low power, easy to operate ADS-B transmitter specifically designed for lab test applications. It can work independently without any other accessories. You may also put it on a car to make it work like airport surveillance demo.

Specification

Transmitter frequency	1090MHz
Comply with	DO-260B
Transmitter power	0.5W
Transmitter message format	DF17 or DF18
Power supply	5V USB, can use Charge Pal
Size	956527mm
Antenna connector	SMA
Working temperature	-10℃～+50℃
Storage temperature	-55℃～+70℃
Application	lab test, small drones

Operation

There’re two antenna connectors to connect with ADS-B antenna and GPS antenna. Power supply with USB, the ADSBMiNi can work. Very easy to operate.
There’re several indicate lights.
White light: Indicate power. Light is on when power on.
Green light: Indicate GPS. Blink means no GPS. No blink means GPS OK.
Blue light: Indicate transmitting ADS-B. After green light is on without blink, blue light blink means transmitting ADS-B.
Other lights: Reserved for future applications.