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+ | ====== GPS Modules & DevKits generously provided by uBlox ====== | ||
+ | Even the earliest Apollo-NG design drafts already included multiple GPS dependencies for a number of subsystems. Apart from obvious navigation assistance, GPS will also discipline the reference clock module and the 10MHz reference oscillator module [[lab: | ||
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+ | After evaluating many GPS chips, uBlox' | ||
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+ | * 50 channel receiver | ||
+ | * -162dB tracking sensitivity | ||
+ | * WAAS/ | ||
+ | * 10MHz sync output | ||
+ | * Dead-Reckoning features (LEA-6R) | ||
+ | * Precision-Timing features (LEA-6T) | ||
+ | * gpsd offers great ublox binary support now | ||
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+ | Gitte Jensen, Corporate Communications Manager for uBlox, understood the Apollo-NG concept directly and went all the way, not only sponsoring just a GPS chip, but 4 GPS Modules (2x LEA-6T + 2x LEA-6R) AND the matching Development Kits as well. The Odyssey can now fly with a high-end GPS setup, employing active fail-over redundancy. If one GPS module should fail, the other can take over the sibling' | ||
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+ | Thanks a lot to uBlox and big hugs to Gitte, for her great support. | ||
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+ | ~~DISCUSSION~~ |