Signal generator GUS
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Type
signal, RF, frequency
Other characteristics
reference

Description

NovAtel's WAAS GUS-Type 1 Signal Generator is a high performance L1 and L5 signal generator designed for use in the ground uplink system of Satellite-Based Augmentation Systems (SBAS). Features Separate L1 and L5 signal generators Parallel RF signal output Standard 19 inch rack mount enclosure and connectors Benefits Designed for use in SBAS ground uplink systems Provides increased flexibility with independent control of L1 and L5 signals Easy integration and secure installation Independent Signal Generators The GUS Signal Generator is built with two independent L1 and L5 signal generators that precisely control the frequency and phase of L1 and L5 code and carrier. Using Binary-Phase Shift Keying (BPSK), the signal generator provides two modulated 70 MHz intermediate frequency (IF) signals. In addition, it generates up converted replicas of the L1 and L5 signals, which can be used for signal quality monitoring. The GUS Signal Generator also features a factory configurable bandwidth on the L1 IF signal. Easy Installation Requiring minimal integration effort, the GUS Signal Generator is available in a 19 inch 3U rack-mount enclosure. Standard connectors also ensure quick and secure installation. Modulation of the output carrier signals is easily disabled with switches on the back panel. Designed to operate with NovAtel's WAAS GUS - Type 1 receiver™, the GUS Signal Generator includes 1 PPS and external frequency reference inputs. The front panel includes LEDs to provide the status of the external reference and the signal output and the results of the automatic self-testing.

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