GNSS System Integrators: Find the best GNSS simulator

GNSS system integrators decide on best components

GNSS simulators such as Xidus from WORK Microwave are complex systems nowadays. These systems usually consist of numerous components for generating or processing a signal.

It is quite challenging to go for the most suitable components. Hence the job of GNSS system integrators is to choose the system with the best components. After all, they aim to ultimately build a superior system. As well they need to ensure the most reliable and cost-effective parts are selected.

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HIL-Systems developed by GNSS system integrators

One type of GNSS System Integrators project: flight simulator

A car or flight simulator is a very complex, thightly coupled system called hardware-in-the-loop (HIL): Real-life users drive or fly their virtual way, at some point they will turn the steering wheel or airplane rudder. Then, the drive or flight simulator needs to calculate the effect of that turning. Therefore, sensors are permanently measuring how far the wheel or rudder turns.

Based on these measurements a newly simulated virtual position will be generated. A GNSS simulator within that system is capable of generating the matching RF signal for that new virtual position. Then, the system’s GNSS receiver processes this simulated GNSS signal. As a result, the user of drive or flight simulator receives his updated virtual position.

GNSS system integrators face the challenge to find the right GNSS Simulator fulfilling its role in an HIL-system. With Xidus GNSS Simulator, you have a valuable and capable option.

Questions on Xidus? Contact us!

HIL-Systems developed by GNSS system integrators

A car or flight simulator is a very complex, thightly coupled system called hardware-in-the-loop (HIL): Real-life users drive or fly their virtual way, at some point they will turn the steering wheel or airplane rudder. Then, the drive or flight simulator needs to calculate the effect of that turning. Therefore, sensors are permanently measuring how far the wheel or rudder turns.

Based on these measurements a newly simulated virtual position will be generated. A GNSS simulator within that system is capable of generating the matching RF signal for that new virtual position. Then, the system’s GNSS receiver processes this simulated GNSS signal. As a result, the user of drive or flight simulator receives his updated virtual position.

GNSS system integrators face the challenge to find the right GNSS Simulator fulfilling its role in an HIL-system. With Xidus GNSS Simulator, you have a valuable and capable option.

System Integrators

GNSS system integrators decide on best components

Xidus on youtube:

HIL-Systems developed by GNSS system integrators

Questions on Xidus? Contact us!

HIL-Systems developed by GNSS system integrators

Xidus solutions for GNSS System Integrators:

Xidus-424 GNSS Simulator

Xidus-648 GNSS Simulator

Xidus-Studio

Other Xidus use cases: