Simulation is simply the best way to test and verify proper operation of devices, systems and software reliant on global navigation satellite signals.
Orolia GSG-5/6 series simulators are easy to use, feature-rich and affordable to offer the best value compared to alternative testing tools or the limitations of testing from “live sky” signals.
| Key Features |
| Pre-defined or user-defined test scenarios |
| Full control over all test parameters |
| Front panel interface/stand-alone operation |
| Windows-based scenario builder software including Google Maps |
| Remote operation by Ethernet, GPIB, USB |
| Built-in or downloadable navigation files |
| Full control over trajectories and other dynamics |
| Up to 64 simultaneous signals |
| All GNSS constellations and frequencies |
| Accurate, adjustable power levels |
| Synchronization features to external devices or other simulators |
| Specifications |
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| Orolia GSG-5/6 Series GNSS Simulators Base Configurations |
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| Model Overview |
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| Model | Description |
| GSG-51 | Single channel GPS L1 generator (contact the factory for alternative constellations and upgrades to multichannel and/or frequencies) |
| GSG-5 | 4-channel GPS L1 simulator. Software options increase output channels to 8 or 16, and adds GLONASS, BeiDou (B1), Galileo (E1), or QZSS constellations. Factory upgradable to GSG-62 to add more channel and/or frequencies) |
| GSG-62 | 32-channels and up to 2 simultaneous frequency bands. Software options adds GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, QZSS or IRNSS constellations; and adds signals on other frequencies (P-code, L2, L2C, Galileo E5a/b, BeiDou B2) |
| GSG-63 | 48-channels and up to 3 simultaneous frequency bands. Same software options as GSG-62 |
| GSG-64 | 64-channels and up to 4 simultaneous frequency bands. Same software options as GSG-62 |
