LORA Interference Generator 2100-2300 MHz 100W

The LORA Interference Generator 2100-2300 MHz 100W is a highly effective solution designed to counter enemy FPV drones and other radio-controlled objects. This powerful electronic warfare (EW) module is capable of creating dense digital interference within a specified frequency range, ensuring reliable protection.

At its core, the device utilizes advanced technology for generating a digital signal with pre-recorded LORA packets. This enables the creation of precisely modulated interference that effectively suppresses control, telemetry, and video communication channels of FPV drones. With an output power of 100 Watts, it ensures a wide operating radius and high signal density. The integrated circulator is optimized for the 2100-2400 MHz range, allowing flexible adjustment of the emission bandwidth. You can narrow the bandwidth, for instance, to 40 MHz for precise targeting at 2100-2140 MHz to avoid interfering with friendly systems, or extend it across the full 2100-2400 MHz range for maximum coverage. This is a reliable tool for combating FPV drones.

This interference generator is an indispensable component of comprehensive anti-drone systems. It is ideally suited for use in trench-based EW, providing localized protection for frontline positions. Its compactness and power also make it suitable for integration into automotive EW complexes, enabling the creation of dynamic protective zones. Stationary EW systems will also significantly enhance their effectiveness with this LORA interference module, capable of "deactivating" enemy "birds" by shutting down drone engines and disrupting their controllability. Purchasing a LORA interference generator means securing an advantage in electronic warfare. We offer high-quality LORA interference modules and collaborate with EW system manufacturers, supplying interference generators and specialized antennas.

The generator operates within a frequency range of 2100 to 2300 MHz, with the flexibility to extend up to 2400 MHz through adjustment. Its impressive output power is 100 Watts. For stable operation, it requires a 28 Volt, 7A power supply. The device is designed for use in a wide operating temperature range from -10°C to +50°C. Comprehensive protection against high VSWR and disconnected antennas is built-in, significantly enhancing the module's reliability and longevity, making it an ideal element of an anti-drone system.

🎁 Expert Advice To ensure stable and prolonged operation of the LORA Interference Generator 2100-2300 MHz 100W, it is absolutely crucial to use a high-quality external heatsink for cooling. Operating the device without adequate heat dissipation can lead to overheating and malfunction, which is why sweeping frequency generators require attention to their cooling system.

💡 FAQ Q: What types of drones is this interference generator effective against? A: This generator is most effective against FPV drones and other radio-controlled UAVs that use frequencies in the 2100-2300 MHz range (with potential extension up to 2400 MHz), where LORA control and telemetry protocols typically operate. It is a key element for effectively disabling enemy "birds."

❓ Q: Can the emission bandwidth be adjusted?
A: Yes, the module allows for adjusting the emission bandwidth. You can narrow it down to 40 MHz for precise suppression, for example 2100-2140 MHz, or expand it across the full 2100-2400 MHz range for broader coverage.

❓ Q: What are the power requirements for the device?
A: The generator requires a stable 28 Volt power supply with a current of up to 7A to deliver its stated output power of 100 Watts.

❓ Q: Is an additional heatsink required for cooling?
A: Yes, the use of an additional heatsink for cooling is mandatory for the correct and long-term operation of the generator. Operation without it is strictly prohibited.