NCS NOVA GNSS Simulator

The NCS NOVA GNSS Simulator is a high-end, powerful but easy to use satellite navigation testing and R&D device based on a modular and highly flexible Software Defined Radio (SDR) platform. It is fully capable of multi-constellation and multi-frequency simulations, which makes the NCS NOVA the ideal choice for a wide range of test applications. The NCS NOVA`s full upgradability makes it a future-proof investment for the upcoming multi-frequency era in commercial and professional applications.

NCS TITAN GNSS Simulator

The NCS TITAN GNSS Simulator has been designed to fully meet the multi-GNSS, multi-frequency and multi-RF output testing requirements for a wide range of safety and professional applications. The NCS TITAN supports an extensive range of constellation configurations, from GPS L1 C/A through to multi-GNSS, multi-frequency systems. NCS TITAN system configurations are available that support multiple-RF outputs, allowing simulation of multiple antennas on one vehicle (e.g. for attitude determination), or multiple vehicles (e.g. formation flying), a static reference station plus mobile units, or multiple elements of a Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna (CRPA).

NTR Navigation Test Receiver

To cover all the different user needs for research and development, testing and verification, the NTR software defined receiver platform is the best available solution. The NTR is focused on multi-GNSS, targeting all existing or coming GNSS systems. With the signal processing implemented in an FPGA (high speed correlation engine) and ARM A8 (low speed acquisition & tracking), the whole signal processing chain can be customized or upgraded in the field according to the customer testing needs.

SX3 Real-Time GNSS Software Receiver

The SX3 real-time GNSS software receiver is the most flexible and capable multi-frequency software receiver for multi-GNSS constellations on the market. The SX3 supports all major global and regional GNSS (GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, IRNSS, QZSS and SBAS) signals in real-time, making it an indispensable tool for sophisticated scientific and signal analysis applications, such as the evaluation of ionospheric scintillation monitoring, multipath, reflectrometry, interference and more. With the integrated barometer sensor and the capability to synchronise an external IMU/magnetic sensor, advanced sensor fusion applications are also supported.