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30W LoRa FPV Jamming Module | 870–960MHz GaN

Technology: GaN
Frequency Range: 900MHz
Connector Type: SMA Female
Output Power: 30W

30W GaN LoRa FPV jamming module, 870–960MHz, DC24–29V, 3.2A, SMA female, high-speed sweep, 115.5×46.5×21mm, 0.21kg. Authorized use only.

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecificationNotes
Frequency range870–960MHzCovers LoRa, ISM, and FPV links
Output power30WTypical
Supply voltageDC24–29VRegulated DC input
Current draw3.2A maxAt 24–29V
Modulation sourceBuilt-in high-speed sweep sourceAnalog interference source
Analog scan speedHigh-speed internal sweepFactory configured
Input / output impedance50ΩSMA female output
Protection LEDsPower, over-voltage, over-temperatureStatus indicators
Operating temperature-20 to +65°CKeep airflow
Dimensions (L×W×H)115.5×46.5×21mmCompact chassis
Weight0.21kgModule only
Base materialAluminum alloyDurable metal housing

Product Details

The 30W LoRa FPV Jamming Module is a compact GaN-based RF source for 870–960MHz band testing. It combines a high-speed sweep source, RF amplifier, and control interface in one metal housing. With 30W output and DC24–29V input, it fits bench, rack, and field setups where size and efficiency matter. The output uses an SMA female connector. Maximum current draw is 3.2A. This is not a toy. Use it only in authorized environments.

30W LoRa FPV Jamming Module | 870–960MHz GaN

Why GaN Matters

GaN offers higher power density and better thermal performance than older silicon designs. That means more output from a small module. Efficiency is ≥40%, so heat management stays practical. The unit includes over-voltage and over-temperature LEDs, helping operators spot faults fast. A power switch LED shows live status.

Band and Power

The 870–960MHz range covers many LoRa, ISM, and FPV video links. Output power is 30W typical. Output VSWR is ≤2.0, so it works with reasonable 50Ω loads. Poor antennas can still cause reflections, so always connect a suitable load or antenna before power-up. The built-in high-speed sweep source removes the need for an external signal generator in many test scenarios.

Control and Integration

On/off control is simple: +5V or floating means on; grounding means off. That makes it easy to drive from a microcontroller, relay, or manual switch. The SMA female output connects to filters, attenuators, or antennas. Supply range is DC24–29V. Maximum current is 3.2A. Keep wiring short and use a supply that can handle peak demand. The module measures 115.5×46.5×21mm and weighs 0.21kg, so it fits tight enclosures.

Thermal and Environmental

Operating temperature is -20 to +65°C. Do not block airflow. In high-duty cycles, add a heatsink or fan. The metal housing helps spread heat. If the over-temperature LED turns on, reduce duty cycle or improve cooling. If the over-voltage LED lights, check the supply immediately. These LEDs are quick status indicators, not calibration tools.

Use Cases

Typical uses include RF lab testing, receiver robustness checks, and authorized counter-drone trials. It can also support LoRa and FPV link budget studies. Because the band overlaps licensed and license-exempt services, coordination matters. Never transmit on public networks or near sensitive systems without permission. Rules vary by country. The operator is responsible for compliance.

What to Check Before Buying

Confirm your target frequencies, required duty cycle, and antenna impedance. Check that your power supply can deliver 24–29V at 3.2A. Plan for attenuation if you test close to a receiver. If you need a specific scan speed or custom connector, ask before ordering. The 30W LoRa FPV Jamming Module is built for integration, not casual handheld use.

Final Thoughts

This 30W LoRa FPV Jamming Module packs a sweep source, amplifier, and protection LEDs into a small frame. It is straightforward to power and control. With the right antenna, cooling, and legal clearance, it can be a useful tool for authorized RF testing. Always treat high-power RF as a serious hazard and follow local regulations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the frequency range of this module?
A: It covers 870–960MHz. It is intended for LoRa, ISM, and FPV link testing in authorized setups.
Q: How do I turn the module on and off?
A: Apply +5V or leave the control pin floating to turn it on. Connect the pin to ground to turn it off.
Q: What power supply is required?
A: Use a regulated DC24–29V supply. Maximum current draw is 3.2A. Make sure the supply can handle peak demand.
Q: Does it need an external sweep source?
A: No. It has a built-in high-speed sweep source. An external signal generator is not required for basic operation.

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