Powerful 80W Drone Jamming Module 720-1020 MHz GaN
80W Drone Jamming Module: 720-1020MHz, 80W output, 24-29V DC, ≤10A, built-in high-speed sweep source, SMA, 168.5x84.5x23mm, 0.55kg. VSWR protection.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification | Notes |
| Frequency range | 720–1020 MHz | Instantaneous wideband coverage |
| Output power | 80 W nominal (49 dBm) | Into 50 Ω, VSWR ≤2.0 |
| Supply voltage | 24–29 V DC | – |
| Current draw | ≤10 A | At full 80 W output |
| Modulation source | Built-in high-speed sweep | Analog jamming, no external source |
| Analog scan speed | High-speed sweep (internal) | Fixed sweep rate |
| Input / output impedance | 50 Ω | SMA female connector |
| Protection LEDs | Power‑on (green), VSWR fault (red) | Absorbing protection activates, reset by power cycle |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +65 °C | Normal operating range |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 168.5 × 84.5 × 23 mm | – |
| Weight | 0.55 kg | – |
| Base material | GaN on SiC | High efficiency ≥40% |
Product Details

The 80W Drone Jamming Module covers the 720-1020 MHz band with a clean 80-watt output, making it a workhorse for sub-1 GHz counter-UAS operations. Built on a gallium nitride (GaN) architecture and delivered as an integrated analog jamming unit, it packs an internal high-speed sweep source, absorptive VSWR protection, and simple TTL control into a 168.5 × 84.5 × 23 mm, 0.55 kg chassis. No external exciter needed—just feed 24-29 V DC and flip the TTL line.
Why Sub-1 GHz Still Dominates Drone Control
Many commercial and industrial drones still rely on 800-900 MHz for long-range command and telemetry. By blanketing 720-1020 MHz with 80 watts, the 80W Drone Jamming Module forces quick failsafe activation across that whole band. It pairs naturally with higher-frequency modules to build layered defense arcs. ( read about sub-GHz drone links at Microwave Journal.)
80W Drone Jamming Module: Core Specifications
The module runs from a 24-29 V DC bus and draws up to 10 A at full power, delivering a nominal 80 W into a 50-ohm load. Efficiency sits at ≥40%, meaning less heat to manage and longer run times on battery. An SMA female connector serves the RF output, and VSWR is kept ≤2.0:1. The built-in high-speed sweep source covers the entire 720-1020 MHz window without gaps, creating a continuous jamming envelope.
Built-in Sweep Source and VSWR Protection
Unlike standalone power amplifiers, this 80W Drone Jamming Module is a complete analog jammer. The internal high-speed sweep source eliminates external synthesizers, while the integrated absorptive VSWR protection guards the output stage against antenna mismatch or accidental open-load conditions. If the antenna VSWR spikes, the protection circuit absorbs reflected energy rather than letting it damage the GaN transistor.
Simple Control, High Efficiency
A single TTL line handles on/off switching: apply +5 V or leave the pin floating to enable jamming; pull it to ground to shut down. This makes the 80W Drone Jamming Module easy to sequence with detection sensors or microcontrollers. With ≥40% power-added efficiency, the module generates less waste heat than comparable LDMOS designs, shrinking the required heatsink and improving reliability during extended missions.
Field-Ready Integration
Weighing 0.55 kg and measuring just 168.5 × 84.5 × 23 mm, the module fits into man-portable kits, vehicle-mounted arrays, and fixed-site cabinets. The operating temperature spans -20 to +65 °C, so it handles desert heat and cold-weather deployments equally well.
GaN Reliability in a Compact Form
GaN-on-SiC technology enables this 80 W output from a slim form factor. Wide bandgap operation means the module can withstand high VSWR events without immediate degradation, and the ≥40% efficiency reduces thermal stress. Whether you are protecting a convoy or hardening a critical site, the 80W Drone Jamming Module delivers brute-force interference with minimal infrastructure.




