Realism in Chamber-based CRPA Testing
Image above: Illustration of a simulated test environment incorporating GNSS, multipath and jamming in a Spirent zoned chamber Spirent Federal Systems, a PNT simulation company, offers its government customers and contractors a unique solution for anechoic-chamber-based CRPA testing: a patented “zoned chamber” approach using multi-output, multi-constellation GNSS signal simulators to emulate the movement of satellites […]
Jun 2022
Tags: Anechoic Chamber, CRPAThe Current Greatest Technical Challenges to GNSS / PNT Simulation
Phillip Bonilla, senior systems engineer at Spirent Federal Systems, answers three questions about the current state of PNT testing and simulation. Phillip Bonilla, Senior Systems Engineer, Spirent Federal How has your approach to simulation changed over the years and in response to what changes in GNSS/PNT? Spirent has provided highly accurate simulation solutions since […]
Sep 2021
Tags: Alternative PNT, GPS InterferenceInside the Double-Fast Update Rate: the Whys and Wherefores of Ultra-rapid GNSS Simulation
For testing PNT systems in a high-dynamics environment, such as rockets, guided munitions and even some UAVs, a realistic reproduction of that environment requires a lot of quick looks. A very great lot. The high speeds, acceleration and jerkiness of the platforms mean that solving simulation discrete models as frequently as possible becomes critical to ensure […]
Apr 2021
Tags: GPS Interference, GSS9000, High Dynamics