GSS7790 Advanced Multi-Output, Multi-Channel GPS Simulation System
"A GPS simulator developed specifically for CRPA anti-jam development utilizing an anechoic chamber RF range."
The GSS7790 allows the signal from each satellite to be mapped to a physical RF output. These signals can then be fed to individual antennas which when suitably deployed in an anechoic chamber support the development and test of Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna (CRPA) systems.
Spirent has supplied such systems in North America as well as in Europe and Asia. Contact us for further details and testing advice.
Typical Applications
- CRPA and system testing: Installation inside anechoic chamber and attachment to multiple transmitting antennas to recreate a simulated live environment for testing entire CRPA systems including the antenna element itself
- CRPA control unit testing: Integrated with multi-element phase shift or delay matrix to produce RF wavefront at multiple simulated antenna elements
- Radiated testing: Environment emulation using reflectors and signal attenuators to test actual antenna performance in an anechoic chamber
- Indoor GPS emulation
- Wavefront applications
Key Features
- Up to 24 channels and 2 frequencies in one unit
- Supports GPS L1 and L2 frequencies and available as a 1 or 2 frequency system
- Existing and future modernized GPS signals supported:
- GPS L1 supports C/A + P code + M-noise (optional)
- GPS L2 supports C/A or P code + L2C + M-noise (optional) SA/A-S with SAASM and Lm test options for approved customers
- SA/A-S with SAASM compatibility
- (SimSAAS option) and ICD-GPS-700
- M-code (SimMCODE option) Authorized users only
- Complete flexibility over test scenarios using comprehensive SimGEN for Windows software
- High power level for enhanced flexibility
- Class leading accuracy, fidelity and reliability
- SBAS (WAAS/EGNOS/MSAS) support at L1
- Combined GPS output available on front panel for additional flexibility for regular receiver testing
- Upgrades available for existing STR4790 customers
The GSS7790 simulator was developed specifically
for anti-jam testing applications