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How do GNSS-specific frequencies (e.g., 1166-1610 MHz) differ from cellular or lSM bands?

GNSS frequencies are narrow and allocated for satellite-based positioning signals, whereas cellular and ISM bands can be broader and used for terrestrial communication. GNSS antennas require precise tuning and low noise to capture weak satellite signals.

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