Septentrio and Xona Space Systems collaborate on GNSS receiver
June 12, 2023
Septentrio and Xona Space Systems have collaborated to develop an experimental receiver compatible with Xona multi-frequency PULSAR signals.
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Septentrio and Xona Space Systems have collaborated to develop an experimental receiver compatible with Xona multi-frequency PULSAR signals.
Read Richard Langley’s introduction to this article: Innovation Insights: Antennas and photons and orbits, oh my! To produce GNSS […]
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