R&S SMW-K44, User Manual

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Multi-Band, Multi-Antenna and Multi-Vehicle Scenarios Satellite Navigation
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The available values depend on the selected "Receiver" > Number of Antennas .
SV Selection Criteria > Reference Vehicle
Option: R&S SMW-K120
(Access: "GNSS > Simulation Configuration > Satellites > SV Selection Criteria")
In "GNSS Advanced" mode, defines the vehicle for that the displayed satellite constel-
lation in the "Satellites" dialog applies.
"V2" is enabled if Receiver > Number of Vehicles = "2".
Remote command:
[:SOURce<hw>]:BB:GNSS:SV:SELection:REFerence:VEHicle
on page 381
14.2 Output Streams
Access:
1. Enable "GNSS Advanced" mode, see "How to enable the advanced mode "
on page 164.
2. Select "GNSS > Simulation Configuration > Output Streams".
In the default configuration, the GNSS signal is the signal of one vehicle ("V1") with
one antenna ("A1"). It is transmitted as GPS C/A signal modulated on the L1 band
and as GPS L2C signal in the L2 band.
Per default, "Stream A" carries the signal of the L1 band and "Stream B" the signal
of the L2 band.
You can change this mapping in terms of "RF Band", "Vehicle" and "Antenna". A
stream can be deactivated, too.
Output Streams