We're designing a board using the Thingy:91X as a reference design. We're trying to determine if we can use one Ignion antenna, shared for the LTE and GPS.
On the original Thingy 91, it shared an antenna for the nRF91's LTE and GPS. This makes sense, since the nRF91 series time-multiplexes the LTE and GPS, per the documentation, so there's no advantage to using separate antennas.
On the newer Thingy 91X though, it changed to use separate antennas for the LTE and GPS. We're unclear on why this was changed, and if there's any advantage to it.