GSS9000 Series GNSS Simulator

__Find the GNSS simulator that's right for you__ It’s widely accepted that simulation is the primary tool for testing GNSS enabled equipment. However, selecting the right simulator is not simple. The first port of call should be to check the feature list – does the simulator offer the functionality you require? After this, though, you will need to establish whether the simulator performs as expected. Failure to do so could have catastrophic consequences for your product, and even your business.

You need to know how your GNSS enabled device will perform in the real world. But testing in the real world is not feasible due to time and cost constraints. Testing that combines the greatest possible level of realism with the control needed for scientific analysis gives you the power to release better products faster – assuring happy customers. Every element of your test environment can have an impact on the realism of your testing, from the components used in your test equipment through to the software tools used to enhance the virtual environment. Learn the value in creating a realistic GNSS test environment in the comfort of your own lab. Download this eBook to discover: - What is realism in lab-based GNSS testing? - How to achieve maximum realism in the lab - Four principles for realistic GNSS testing in the lab - Considerations for realistic simulation - Considerations for realistic RF record & playback If you would like to collaborate with our experts to ensure realistic GNSS testing for your project, [contact us](https://www.spirent.com/contact).

As more and more systems come to rely on accurate positioning, the threat of GNSS jamming is growing significantly. Understanding how jamming affects systems and the methodologies available to help mitigate that threat is extremely important for developers of safety- and mission-critical systems.