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Table 3-2:
Transmit power offsets
Constellation Signal Power offset, dB
GPS
L1 C/A 0.0
L1 P -3.0
L2 P -3.0
L2C 0.0
L5 +1.5
GLONASS L1 -2.5
L2 -8.5
Galileo
E1 +1.5
E5a +3.5
E5b +3.5
Beidou B1 -4.5
B2 -4.5
QZSS L1 C/A 0.0
L1 SAIF -2.5
3.6.1.1 Adjusting Transmit Power
The term Transmit Power refers to the satellite signal power (signal level) transmitted by
GSG during the execution of a scenario. Transmit Power can be controlled individually by
signal type:
As of software version 7.1.1 (January 2018) the Reference Power setting is used to con-
trol the absolute power level of the GPS L1 C/A signal. Then, the default relative power off-
set can be adjusted for each individual signal type other than GPS L1 C/A.
Furthermore, for BeiDou only, you can assign different relative power offsets, depending
on the orbit type (MEO/GEO/IGSO).
This power configuration defines by channel which power level will be used by satellites
once they appear in view.
The power configuration can be changed only before starting a simulation. During the sim-
ulation, you can see the power configuration in read-only mode (press the
N/S key to open
the Transmit power menu). Note that the effect of changing the Reference power
dur-
ing
the simulation is different than
before
the simulation: During the simulation, the spe-
cified Absolute power will be set for all active channels.
There are two ways to adjust the power configuration: Via the front panel (see below), or
by using SCPI commands (see
"SOURce: Subsystem Commands" on page 236 ). Once
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3.6 "Options" Menu