Pendulum GNSS Simulators I GSG-51

Pendulum - GNSS Simulators I GSG-51

Supplier: Vicom Australia

GNSS Simulators I GSG-51

Single-channel GPS/GNSS L1 RF Generator

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The GSG-51 is a GNSS signal generator that emulates a single satellite signal.
The main application is a simple but very fast manufacturing test, to assure that the assembly is correct, that the antenna is properly connected, and that the receiver can receive and identify a satellite signal.
It provides a fast and cost-effective solution for production test of GNSS-receivers in e.g. mobile phones with integrated GNSS-receivers.
Thanks to the wide RF level range from –65 to –160 dBm, the sensitivity of all types of GNSS receivers can be verified with a minimum of delay.
The 60 dB of extra power from normal test scenarios allows for splitting the signal many times.

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Features:

The GSG-51 is a GNSS signal generator that emulates a single satellite signal.
The main application is a simple but very fast manufacturing test, to assure that the assembly is correct, that the antenna is properly connected, and that the receiver can receive and identify a satellite signal.
It provides a fast and cost-effective solution for production test of GNSS-receivers in e.g. mobile phones with integrated GNSS-receivers.
Thanks to the wide RF level range from –65 to –160 dBm, the sensitivity of all types of GNSS receivers can be verified with a minimum of delay.
The 60 dB of extra power from normal test scenarios allows for splitting the signal many times.

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To contact Vicom Australia about Pendulum GNSS Simulators I GSG-51 use Get a quote.

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Pendulum GSG-51 is a single-channel GPS/GNSS L1 RF generator that emulates one satellite signal for receiver testing. Its RF level range of -65 to -160 dBm lets teams test sensitivity across all types of GNSS receivers with minimal delay. Manufacturers can use it for fast production tests of GNSS receivers, including those integrated into mobile phones.