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SSU Electrical Engineering Senior Design Project

Jam Guard

GPS Anti-Jamming Solution

Problem Statement

Low-cost wideband jammers can overwhelm GPS signals, preventing receivers from maintaining a reliable position fix. This project focuses on the elimination of jamming interference to ensure a continuously working GPS system. This issue impacts critical users such as transportation, emergency services, defense, and autonomous technologies, where jamming—both accidental and intentional—can disrupt navigation and safety. A robust, low-cost solution is needed to maintain GPS functionality in these environments.

Value Proposition

Jam Guard helps GPS-reliant systems operate reliably in jamming environments by suppressing interfering RF signals, allowing receivers to maintain functionality, unlike conventional systems that lose accuracy or fail under interference.

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Meet the Team

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Nima Partovi

Nima is a student at Sonoma State University studying for his Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering. On track to graduate in Spring 2026. He is also an employee at Keysight Technologies.

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Osvaldo Ramirez

Osvaldo is a student at Sonoma State University studying for his Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering. On track to graduate in Spring 2026.

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Antonino Balistreri

Antonino is a student at Sonoma State University studying for his Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering. On track to graduate in Spring 2026.

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