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With EUSPA support, Qualinx integrates Galileo OSNMA to receiver

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The QLX3Gx chip by Qualinx is Galileo OSNMA-ready. (Credit: Qualinx)
The QLX3Gx chip by Qualinx is Galileo OSNMA-ready. (Credit: Qualinx)

The QLX3Gx chip makes secure, authenticated positioning a standard feature

Qualinx has integrated support for the Galileo OSNMA (Open Service Navigation Message Authentication) on its QLX3Gx Series ultra-low-power GNSS receiver.

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