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60W LDMOS Drone Jamming Module 2000-2200MHz

Technology: LDMOS
Frequency Range: 2.1GHz
Connector Type: SMA Female
Output Power: 60W

60W LDMOS drone jamming module covers 2000-2200MHz with built-in analog sweep, 60W output, 12-14V DC, 12A max, 138x50.5x17mm, SMA, lightweight 0.22kg.

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecificationNotes
Frequency range2000-2200 MHzCovers common drone control and FPV video links
Output power60 W (47.8 dBm) typicalLDMOS saturated output
Supply voltageDC 12-14 VCompatible with 3S/4S LiPo or vehicle DC
Current draw≤12.0 A at 13.8 V, 60 W outputMaximum draw under full load
Modulation sourceBuilt-in high-speed analog sweepNo external generator required
Analog scan speed<2 ms full band (2000-2200 MHz)Factory preset, customizable
Input / output impedance50 ΩSMA female connector
Protection LEDsGreen: Power, Red: VSWR alarmIndicates absorptive protection active
Operating temperature-20 to +65 °CDerating recommended above 60 °C
Dimensions (L×W×H)138 x 50.5 x 17 mmUltra-compact low-profile design
Weight0.22 kgIntegrated baseplate included
Base materialAluminum alloy, high-thermal PCBCorrosion-resistant, efficient heat spreader

Product Details

When physical space and DC power are limited but effective drone disruption is non-negotiable, a focused S-band solution makes sense. This 60W drone jamming module delivers solid 60-watt output across the 2000–2200 MHz range, targeting the control and FPV video links commonly used by consumer and commercial drones. Built around a proven LDMOS amplifier stage and an integrated high-speed analog sweep source, it eliminates the need for bulky external signal generators. The module measures just 138 x 50.5 x 17 mm and weighs 0.22 kg, making it an easy fit for handheld jamming guns, compact fixed-site boxes, and lightweight UAV payloads.

60W LDMOS Drone Jamming Module 2000-2200MHz

Why LDMOS for 2.0–2.2 GHz

LDMOS technology still offers an excellent balance of cost, linearity, and ruggedness at S-band. In this 60W drone jamming module, the LDMOS device operates at an efficiency of ≥40%, fed by a low-voltage 12–14 V DC supply. Peak current draw reaches 12 A at full saturated output, which aligns well with 3S or 4S LiPo battery packs or standard vehicle DC buses. The aluminum alloy base material and high-thermal-conductivity PCB pull heat away from the transistor, keeping junction temperatures safe across the full -20°C to +65°C ambient range without forced air in most applications.

Built-in Analog Sweep Source

A key differentiator is the fully self-contained modulation engine. The 60W drone jamming module generates its own high-speed analog chirp, sweeping the entire 2000–2200 MHz band in under 2 milliseconds. This creates a dense, gap-free jamming signal that overwhelms frequency-hopping receivers. Sweep speed is preset at the factory and can be customized if specific threat waveforms are needed. No external DDS module, reference oscillator, or control software is required—just connect DC power and an antenna via the SMA female output port.

Simple Control and Rugged Protection

TTL on/off logic keeps integration simple: apply +5 V or leave the control pin floating to enable the 60W drone jamming module; pull the pin to ground to disable it. Onboard protection includes an absorptive VSWR safeguard right at the RF output. Should an antenna disconnect or break, reflected energy gets dissipated harmlessly instead of travelling back into the LDMOS stage. A red LED illuminates to flag a high-VSWR condition, while a green LED confirms normal powered operation. Output VSWR is specified at ≤2.0 across the band when connected to a 50 Ω load.

Integration-Ready Footprint

The 138 mm length, 50.5 mm width, and 17 mm height allow this 60W drone jamming module to slide into tight enclosures with room to spare. Four corner mounting holes simplify mechanical integration, and the nickel-plated aluminum body resists corrosion in outdoor or humid environments. Typical deployment scenarios include fixed perimeter defense at critical infrastructure sites, vehicle-mounted convoy protection, and portable drone countermeasure devices. When combined with a detection trigger, the module responds instantly, filling the 2.0–2.2 GHz band with continuous swept power to create a reliable no-fly bubble.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What frequency band does this 60W drone jamming module cover?
A: It operates from 2000 to 2200 MHz, effectively jamming drone control uplinks and analog/digital FPV video transmissions commonly found in that spectrum.
Q: Can I switch the module on and off using an external controller?
A: Yes. Provide +5 V or leave the TTL control pin floating to turn it on; ground the pin to turn it off. This allows instant remote triggering.
Q: Do I need a separate signal generator to create the sweep?
A: No. The 60W drone jamming module integrates a high-speed analog sweep source that covers the full 2000–2200 MHz band without external hardware.
Q: How does the module protect itself against antenna damage or disconnect?
A: An absorptive VSWR protection circuit dissipates reflected power harmlessly. A red LED lights up to indicate a high-VSWR condition and protect the LDMOS output stage.

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