GNSS Receivers General Introduction - Revision history

Claudia.Prajanu at 19:33, 2 September 2018

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	Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.		Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.

	Furthermore, the increasing capabilities of microprocessors have enabled the emergence of [[Receiver Types\|software receivers]]<ref>[~~http~~://www.gmv.com/en/~~space/products~~/srx-10/~~index.html~~ Software Defined GPS/GLONASS/SBAS Receiver]</ref> with performances comparable to hardware implemented receivers, providing the flexibility required for some user applications.		Furthermore, the increasing capabilities of microprocessors have enabled the emergence of [[Receiver Types\|software receivers]]<ref>[https://www.gmv.com/en/Products/srx-10/ Software Defined GPS/GLONASS/SBAS Receiver]</ref> with performances comparable to hardware implemented receivers, providing the flexibility required for some user applications.

	Following future trends, with the emergence of multiple satellite navigation systems (both regional and global), multi-constellation receivers are increasingly available. This has been encouraged at system design level, by working towards interoperability and compatibility<ref> [http://www.oosa.unvienna.org/pdf/publications/st_space_24E.pdf GNSS Follow-up to the Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNISPACE III) - Report of the action team on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), UN, ST/SPACE/24, 2004]</ref>. From the receiver perspective, multi-constellation brings a key added value to solution availability, especially in urban environments.		Following future trends, with the emergence of multiple satellite navigation systems (both regional and global), multi-constellation receivers are increasingly available. This has been encouraged at system design level, by working towards interoperability and compatibility<ref> [http://www.oosa.unvienna.org/pdf/publications/st_space_24E.pdf GNSS Follow-up to the Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNISPACE III) - Report of the action team on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), UN, ST/SPACE/24, 2004]</ref>. From the receiver perspective, multi-constellation brings a key added value to solution availability, especially in urban environments.

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	Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.		Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.

	Furthermore, the increasing capabilities of microprocessors have enabled the emergence of [[Receiver Types\|software receivers]]<ref>http://www.gmv.com/en/space/products/srx-10/index.html</ref> with performances comparable to hardware implemented receivers, providing the flexibility required for some user applications.		Furthermore, the increasing capabilities of microprocessors have enabled the emergence of [[Receiver Types\|software receivers]]<ref>[http://www.gmv.com/en/space/products/srx-10/index.html Software Defined GPS/GLONASS/SBAS Receiver]</ref> with performances comparable to hardware implemented receivers, providing the flexibility required for some user applications.

	Following future trends, with the emergence of multiple satellite navigation systems (both regional and global), multi-constellation receivers are increasingly available. This has been encouraged at system design level, by working towards interoperability and compatibility<ref> [http://www.oosa.unvienna.org/pdf/publications/st_space_24E.pdf GNSS Follow-up to the Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNISPACE III) - Report of the action team on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), UN, ST/SPACE/24, 2004]</ref>. From the receiver perspective, multi-constellation brings a key added value to solution availability, especially in urban environments.		Following future trends, with the emergence of multiple satellite navigation systems (both regional and global), multi-constellation receivers are increasingly available. This has been encouraged at system design level, by working towards interoperability and compatibility<ref> [http://www.oosa.unvienna.org/pdf/publications/st_space_24E.pdf GNSS Follow-up to the Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNISPACE III) - Report of the action team on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), UN, ST/SPACE/24, 2004]</ref>. From the receiver perspective, multi-constellation brings a key added value to solution availability, especially in urban environments.

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	Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.		Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.

	Furthermore, the increasing capabilities of microprocessors have enabled the emergence of [[Receiver Types\|software receivers]]<ref>http://www.gmv.com/~~GPSsoftware~~/~~srx_10~~.html</ref> with performances comparable to hardware implemented receivers, providing the flexibility required for some user applications.		Furthermore, the increasing capabilities of microprocessors have enabled the emergence of [[Receiver Types\|software receivers]]<ref>http://www.gmv.com/en/space/products/srx-10/index.html</ref> with performances comparable to hardware implemented receivers, providing the flexibility required for some user applications.

	Following future trends, with the emergence of multiple satellite navigation systems (both regional and global), multi-constellation receivers are increasingly available. This has been encouraged at system design level, by working towards interoperability and compatibility<ref> [http://www.oosa.unvienna.org/pdf/publications/st_space_24E.pdf GNSS Follow-up to the Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNISPACE III) - Report of the action team on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), UN, ST/SPACE/24, 2004]</ref>. From the receiver perspective, multi-constellation brings a key added value to solution availability, especially in urban environments.		Following future trends, with the emergence of multiple satellite navigation systems (both regional and global), multi-constellation receivers are increasingly available. This has been encouraged at system design level, by working towards interoperability and compatibility<ref> [http://www.oosa.unvienna.org/pdf/publications/st_space_24E.pdf GNSS Follow-up to the Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNISPACE III) - Report of the action team on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), UN, ST/SPACE/24, 2004]</ref>. From the receiver perspective, multi-constellation brings a key added value to solution availability, especially in urban environments.

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	[[Category:Receivers]]		[[Category:Receivers]]
			[[Category:GPS Receivers]]
			[[Category:GALILEO Receivers]]

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	==Related articles==		==Related articles==
	*[[Generic Receiver Description]]		*[[Generic Receiver Description]]
			*[[Interfaces and Protocols\|Interfaces and Protocols]]

	==References==		==References==

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	GNSS Receivers process the Signals In Space (SIS) transmitted by the satellites, being the user interface to any Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS).		GNSS Receivers process the Signals In Space (SIS) transmitted by the satellites, being the user interface to any Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS).

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	==Receivers continuously evolve==		==Receivers continuously evolve==
	[[File:genericRx_all.png\|right\|thumb\|~~300px~~\|'''''Figure 2:''''' Different GNSS receiver platforms: Maritime (top-left), Survey (top-right), Automotive (bottom-felt), Software (bottom-right).]]		[[File:genericRx_all.png\|right\|thumb\|310px\|'''''Figure 2:''''' Different GNSS receiver platforms: Maritime (top-left), Survey (top-right), Automotive (bottom-felt), Software (bottom-right).]]
	Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.		Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.

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	==Receivers continuously evolve==		==Receivers continuously evolve==
	[[File:genericRx_all.png\|right\|thumb\|300px\|'''''Figure 2:''''' Different GNSS receiver platforms: Maritime (top-left), ~~Car~~ (top-right), ~~Survey~~ (bottom-felt), Software (bottom-right).]]		[[File:genericRx_all.png\|right\|thumb\|300px\|'''''Figure 2:''''' Different GNSS receiver platforms: Maritime (top-left), Survey (top-right), Automotive (bottom-felt), Software (bottom-right).]]
	Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.		Back in the 1970s, receivers were large analog equipments built for the military domain. Nowadays, GNSS receivers have been widely expanded to miniaturized platforms, chipsets, microprocessors, Integrated Chips (IC), DSP, FPGA, handheld devices, including integration in most mobile phones. In fact, GNSS receivers run in a wide variety of platforms, and the choice results from a trade-off of parameters such as receiver performance, cost, power consumption and autonomy<ref>[http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/gps0111/index.php?startid=Cover1&WidgetId=null&BookId=c42b04fa9f878d32f89a4696b9bf5306#/22 GPS World 2011 receiver survey]</ref>.