Getting Started
Satellite Navigation
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5 Getting Started
In its default configuration, this software generates GNSS signal that is sufficient for a
receiver to get a position fix.
The simulated GNSS system depends on the installed options. For instance, if
R&S
SMW-K44 is installed, it is GPS C/A signal in the L1 band.
For any of the GNSS systems, the simulation starts on 19.02.2014 at 6
am UTC time
and satellite constellation corresponds to the one seen by a static receiver located in
Munich.
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5.1 Trying Out the GNSS Simulator
The following simple examples can help you get familiar with the basic functions of the
software:
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"How to generate a GNSS signal for simple receiver tests (default configuration)"
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"How to configure a hybrid satellite constellation"
How to generate a GNSS signal for simple receiver tests (default configuration)
1. Select "Baseband > Satellite Navigation > GNSS".
2. Select "General > State > On".
The summary information confirms that a single GNSS system signal is generated.
The used frequency band is indicated, too.
3. To observe current satellite constellation, select "GNSS > Simulation Monitor".
Trying Out the GNSS Simulator