30W 5.8 GHz GaN Drone Jammer Module | 5725–5850 MHz

Overview

The 30W GaN drone jammer module 5725–5850MHz is a analog interference unit for counter-drone and RF security systems. It packs a 30W output stage, a built-in high-speed sweep source, and simple switch control into a compact metal housing. It targets the 5.8 GHz band used by many drone video links, FPV systems, and some remote controls. If you need a focused 5.8G module that is easy to integrate, this unit is worth a close look.

Key Features

Key features include 30W output, 5725–5850 MHz coverage, and a built-in high-speed sweep source. The GaN amplifier gives useful efficiency and thermal headroom. Output VSWR is ≤2.0, which helps protect the RF stage when paired with a good antenna. The module uses an SMA female output. LEDs show power, over-voltage, and over-temperature status. It measures 115.5×46.5×21 mm and weighs only 0.21 kg.

Power and Control

The 30W GaN drone jammer module runs from DC24–29V and draws up to 3.2A. Efficiency is ≥40%. The switch control is straightforward: +5V or floating means on, while grounding means off. That makes it easy to drive from a controller, relay, or manual switch. Use a stable power supply that can handle the maximum current. Keep wiring short and check polarity before power-up. The LEDs help you spot supply or thermal issues quickly.

RF Performance

The built-in sweep source covers the full 5725–5850 MHz range. Because it is an analog interference module, no external modulation source is needed. This helps reduce system size and setup time. For best results, use a 5.8 GHz antenna with low VSWR and the right polarization. Output VSWR should stay at or below 2.0. Poor matching can reduce output power, raise heat, and shorten the life of the GaN stage.

Thermal and Installation

Operating temperature is -20 to +65°C. The compact housing fits fixed posts, vehicles, and larger drone platforms. Mount the module on a metal surface when possible to help spread heat. Keep airflow around the case and avoid direct sunlight in hot areas. Use short, low-loss coax between the module and antenna. Check all LEDs after power-up. If the over-temperature or over-voltage LED turns on, switch off and correct the issue before restarting.

Applications

This 5.8G module can be used in anti-drone systems, border control, prison security, event protection, and RF testing. It is not a complete counter-drone solution. Real range depends on antenna gain, cable loss, terrain, and the target link. Higher gain antennas can help, but they also narrow coverage. Always follow local rules. Jammer use is restricted or banned in many countries. Only trained operators should use this equipment.

Why Choose This Module

Many 5.8 GHz jammers need an external signal source or a larger power supply. This GaN analog module keeps integration simple. It offers 30W output, wide DC input, a built-in sweep source, and LED diagnostics in a small package. The SMA female connector is common and easy to match. For system builders who want a reliable 5725–5850 MHz interference block, this module is a practical option.

Before Ordering

Before ordering, confirm your antenna, cable, power supply, and control method. If you need a different connector, frequency range, or power level, ask for details. Provide the target band and expected duty cycle so the supplier can check suitability. With correct installation and cooling, this 30W GaN drone jammer module can be a solid building block for 5.8 GHz counter-drone projects.