What is a GPS splitter, and how does it operate?
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The GPS antenna captures signals from satellites. The splitter then takes this signal and divides it into multiple outputs, sending the same GPS data to each connected receiver. Each receiver can then use the shared GPS signal to function as if it had its own antenna.
There are different types of GPS splitters, like passive and active. Passive splitters simply divide the signal, while active splitters can amplify it to ensure strong signals reach all devices. Active splitters are commonly used when the signal needs to travel over longer distances or to more devices.
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