The SG and SR series of GPS modules can be easily applied and blend high performance, low power, and cost effectiveness into a single, compact SMD package. The module’s SiRFstar III low-power chipset minimizes power consumption and provides exceptional sensitivity, even in dense foliage and urban...More>>

The Rakon GRM8562 is a complete miniature RF front-end that includes a high-dynamic range low-noise amplifier (LNA) and Surface Accoustic Wave (SAW) filter giving excellent performance on passive antennas. The module includes a TCXO and translates L1-band signals to a filtered 4 MHz intermediate...More>>

The Spirent GSS6300 Multi-GNSS Signal Generator is an addition to Spirent’s Multi-GNSS product portfolio, joining the recently launched GSS6700 Multi-GNSS Simulation System and the GSS8000 Multi-GNSS Constellation Simulator. The Spirent Communications product portfolio provides comprehensive GPS,...More>>

This front end includes Windows GUI RF logging software (no size/time limitations), a converter for compatibility with MATLAB GPS receiver, real-time front-end API (to work with an end-user real-time receiver), and real-time software GPS receiver (light version). The company states, “As GNSS...More>>

The VGLA30LCDRPDC from GPS Networking is a one-input, one-output device featuring a variable gain block with 20 dB of dynamic range. The frequency response covers the GPS L1/L2/L5, Galileo, and GLONASS bands with excellent flatness throughout most of the attenuation range. In the normal...More>>

Spirent’s GSS6700 multi-GNSS, multi-channel constellation simulator provides easy-to-use, powerful multi-GNSS testing that can grow with evolving needs. It supports GPS/SBAS, GLONASS, and Galileo L1 signals (12 channels per constellation) and provides accurate, repeatable test capability. The...More>>

OmniSTAR’s new 9200G2 DGNSS receiver, designed for system integrators, OEMs, land-based contractors, and others, can use all OmniSTAR DGNSS services: VBS for sub-meter and OmniSTAR HP and XP for decimeter-level positioning. It can also use OmniSTAR’s new G2 service for GLONASS corrections. The...More>>