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October 3rd, 2012
New Leica GNSS Antenna Ideal for Reference Station and Monitoring Applications

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Leica Geosystems is pleased to announce its latest innovation in 3D GNSS choke ring antenna. The new Leica AR20 with its revolutionary design brings new levels of performance for reference station and monitoring applications. Outstanding tracking performance, excellent phase center symmetry and unmatched multipath suppression across all GNSS frequency bands are the hallmarks of this visionary 3D GNSS antenna.

 

The Leica AR20 is designed for permanent and semi-permanent reference network installations, and meets all requirements for a reliable and long lasting antenna. It is future proof for all satellite signals.

 

New innovative design choke ring antenna

The AR20 provides superior tracking performance by using variable choke rings. The precision design also allows for very low and stable phase center offsets and very smooth symmetry of the phase center variations versus azimuth and elevation. 

 

Superior multipath performance

With an excellent axial ratio at low elevations, the AR20 provides results with superior multipath rejection across all GNSS frequency bands including L5, thanks to the new 3D inside design. Traditional 2D choke ring designs are only optimized for a specific frequency band.

Robust for long durability

The newly designed AR20 choke rings are treated with a new and robust double treatment for longer lasting durability in all environments. An optional radome cover is also available for added protection.

Availability
The Leica AR20 is expected to be available mid of October 2012. Ordering information is available from authorized Leica Geosystems representatives.

For more information about the new Leica AR20 please visit: http://www.leica-geosystems.com/AR20