Cost effective GNSS simulator for advanced R&D, equipment testing and academia.

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The ReGen™ is a control center software for multi-frequency, multi-system GNSS simulator. It is intended for advanced R&D, equipment testing and education.

It also allows off-line simulation of digitized GNSS signal, similar to those recorded from life satellites. The signal can be played back as RF at later time or analysed by MATLAB receiver.

Sreamer software can record and playback single frequency GPS, GLONASS and BeiDou signals.

The following examples of receiver testing with our simulators are available upon request:

- uBlox 8,9;

- Novatel OEM 7;

- Septentrio;

-AllyStar;

- Trimble;

- Garmin ;

- our SDR ARAMIS ;

- MATLAB Borre's Rx ;

GPS + QZSS simulation with U-Blox GPS receiver:

Simceiver screenshot:

uBlox screenshot. Less than 50 cm CEP

Model API

Power control

Real-time 30 dB

Resolution 0.5 dB 

Connectors

RF IN N female,

USB Bi-directional to Host PC

Trigger, 1 PPS IN, OUT Yes

External clock IN, OUT

Accuracy

Code phase less than ±1 cm RMS

Carrier phase less than ±1 mm RMS

Time base OCXO option

Aging ±2 ppb/day

Stability ±10 ppb over -20º C to +70º C

Environmental

Operating temperature +10～40℃

Operating humidity 40～90％RH（non-condensing）

Dimensions 19 inch rack mount

Control software

Windows OS

Ionospheric models

Klobuchar

NeQuick

ionospheric gradient error editor

scintillation simulation

TEC depletion simulation

fault scenarios (FAA CAT-1 LAAS)

Tropospheric models

Saastamoinen

Hopfield

Black

Miscellenious models

step, ramp, acceleration code and carrier errors

orbital parameters (true and broadcast)

navigation message parameters and bits

antenna pattern editor

multipath simulation

Dynamic user simulation

Datasheets:

Simceiver

ReGen

Read our articles on simulation:

GNSS Simulation: A User’s Guide to The Galaxy

Testing Multi-GNSS Equipment: Systems, Simulators, and the Production Pyramid

GNSS Simulators: Everything You Always Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask