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October 13th, 2011
Wny Test GNSS Receivers for EMC?

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Although there is no specific product standard for EMC in GNSS receivers, testing for immunity to electromagnetic interference has to be an essential part of the product development process. Any receiver designed for low-level signals will inevitably be susceptible to electromagnetic interference. And GNSS receivers inevitably are required to operate reliably in areas where they will be subject to any number of sources of interference. These range from natural phenomena such as solar radio bursts to man-made sources such as broadcast transmitters and electrical noise from all manner of electromechanical machinery and even power lines and the like. Read More