What is a GNSS Chipset or System-on-Chip?
GNSS Chipsets or System-on-Chip is a highly integrated GNSS receiver IC that provides user location, navigation, and precise time (PNT) data by processing the signals broadcasted by multiple GNSS satellites. Through a complex series of trilateration calculations, this IC computes user location based on its position in relation to at least four satellites.
GNSS receiver IC mainly consists of a high-performance microprocessor with I/O capabilities, a TCXO oscillator, real-time clock, ADC, high-performance LNA, mixer, filter, power management unit, and other supporting circuits. This IC provides high positioning accuracy processing capabilities and simultaneously supports multi-band (L1, L2, L5, and more) and multiple global navigation systems (BeiDou, Galileo, GLONASS, GPS, NavIC, QZSS, and other navigation systems).
GNSS receiver ICs are ideal for use in asset tracking, vehicle location & in-vehicle navigation systems, precision agriculture, land surveying, mobile accessories, marine navigation, military, automotive & industrial applications, etc.
Key Parameters when Looking for GNSS Chipset (GNSS Receiver IC):
- GNSS Reception Capability: There are different GNSS constellations can receive signals from multiple constellations that include BeiDou, Galileo, GLONASS, GPS, NavIC, QZSS, and other navigation systems.
- Position Accuracy: It is the error between the position determined of a device by the receiver and the actual position of the device. Lower error will result in better performance of the GNSS SoC.
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