The GSS9790 is a development of Spirent’s GSS9000 Series platform for testing Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna (CRPA) systems, spatial testing of single-antenna devices, and as part of real-world-time-synchronized indoor GNSS implementations.
Combined with SimGEN, the GSS9790 creates a powerful test platform for over-the-air wavefront testing with incorporated angle of arrival.
Purpose-built hardware and powerful software enable the GSS9790 to maintain all specifications, as well as zero-effective latency, under all test conditions. Performance specifications are externally verified.
Spirent’s SimGEN is the most powerful tool available to test and development teams, trusted and verified by top experts in the PNT industry. Running on the GSS9790 signal generator, SimGEN offers the highest capabilities, with patented technology for DDS (direct digital synthesis) of GNSS signals.
Challenges of Testing Adaptive GNSS Antennas for Jamming and Spoofing Protection
NOTE: This blog is a summary of a webinar presented with DLR on Wednesday 18th November 2020. You can access the on-demand webinar here. The GNSS threat landscape is evolving, and sophisticated new techniques are needed to protect GNSS-reliant equipment against RF threat sources such as jamming and spoofing. One such technique is adaptive antenna technology. […]
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