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Spirent Communications Announces GSS8000 High Dynamics GPS Simulation System
Paignton, England (SPX) May 06, 2008 Spirent Communications has announced improved high dynamic capabilities on its new Spirent GSS8000 simulation system. The Spirent GSS8000 is designed for use in the most demanding applications, and is capable of simulating ultra-high dynamics with industry leading accuracy. The Spirent GSS8000 supports up to 20,000g signal dynamics, up to 120,000 m/s velocity and 50Hz (4ms) processing rates. Motion data can be generated using Spirent's on-board vehicle models or using real-time high-rate host vehicle trajectory data over a remote interface. Spirent's implementation supports full 6 degrees-of-freedom (6DOF) trajectory data. Low-latency hardware-in-the-loop capability is standard with synchronization and timing facilitated via 1 PPS in/out and 10MHz clock inputs. In addition, the Spirent GSS8000 is designed to support Spirent's range of options and extensions for testing advanced navigation and positioning systems. These include a range of GPS+inertial test interfaces, classified testing capabilities, interference effects, jamming signals and multi-element adaptive antenna (CRPA) antenna electronics units. "The Spirent GSS8000 offers our customers the test capability they demand, for both today and tomorrow's programs," commented John Pottle, marketing director, Positioning Technology division, Spirent Communications. "We are taking the simulator performance to the next level with the Spirent GSS8000, while maintaining Spirent's full range of options and classified testing capabilities that our customers have come to rely on, such as classified testing and full test support for future M-code receiver programs." Community Email This Article Comment On This Article Related Links Spirent Communications GPS Applications, Technology and Suppliers
TomTom Unveils TomTom ONE And XL Range With New Compact Design And Flexible, Folding Mount
Concord MA (SPX) May 05, 2008TomTom has announced the latest models in its award-winning car navigation product offering -- the TomTom ONE and TomTom XL. The new devices come with a completely redesigned body, including a folding mount that provides maximum portability and flexibility. |
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