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5 October 2023

Discover the new SatGen 4

The all new SatGen 4 has a greatly enhanced user interface (UI) and automated route drawing, allowing for near effortless generation of complex scenario routes.

6 September 2022

More features for SatGen

Version 3.14.27 features the ability to simulate custom leap seconds (positive and negative) and adds two features introduced in Galileo ICD ver. 2.0.

22 September 2020

What's new at ION GNSS+ 2020?

We are delighted to be exhibiting virtually at the ION GNSS+ 2020. It’s not quite the exhibit we thought we would be delivering and assume it’s not quite the event many thought they would be attending. However, in these unusual times, doing things differently can present some surprising solutions…
14 May 2020

New features for SatGen

We have released SatGen v3 version 3.12.5. Amongst other changes this software version includes an anti-spoofing flag feature and support for simulating the NAVIC (formerly known as IRNSS) L5 signal.

Alongside this we have released SatGen v3 BETA version 3.12.6, this version includes support for simulating the NAVIC S-Band signal.

22 January 2020

Record and Replay GPS III with LabSat

Earlier this month the first GPS III satellite (SVN74) was designated as healthy by the US Air Force Second Space Operations (2SOPS) and is actively transmitting a new GPS civilian signal identified as L1C.

As part of the future-proof technology, all LabSat units can record and replay the L1C signal (transmitted on the L1-band at 1575.42MHz) for receiver and device testing. The increased bandwidth offered by LabSat 3 Wideband enables the whole L1C signal to be captured which ...

28 October 2019

A Guide to Galileo

If you are involved in any way with products or services that utilise satellite positioning, navigation or timing, then you will have heard about Galileo, and I’m not talking about the Italian astronomer namesake! However, if you are confused about what Galileo is, why it’s important and how you can get yourself Galileo ready, then you have come to the right place!

Galileo is the European Union’s (EU) global navigation satellite system (GNSS). In December 2016 Galileo officially moved from testing phase to the declaration of Initial Services and is expected to reach Full Operational Capacity (FOC) by the end of 2022.

3 September 2019

LabSat 3 Wideband - New features

The latest LabSat 3 Wideband firmware is now available and provides more options for creating and copying LabSat recordings. With a greater choice of data transfer and storage solutions, LabSat is now equipped to manage the increased demand for longer and continuous testing requirements, and time saving efficiencies within test programmes.

24 July 2019

SatGen now with Galileo

The latest update to our SatGen GNSS simulation software for PC now incorporates Galileo RF simulation.

Designed to create a GNSS RF I&Q or IF data file based on a user-generated trajectory file, the updated software can now accurately simulate the European Galileo GNSS satellite constellation alongside existing GPS, GLONASS and BeiDou RF signal generation.

19 July 2019

LabSat Recordings from Galileo Outage

Following the recent week-long outage of Europe's GNSS constellation, Galileo, LabSat are able to offer three one hour long files recorded during the period for test purposes.

The event on July 11 at 01.00 hrs UTC, a result of a 'technical incident' within the ground-based infrastructure caused a temporary interruption to the globally available Galileo navigation and timing service with the exception of Galileo's SAR (Search & Rescue) offering.

24 July 2017

Integral HTML Interface for LabSat 3 Wideband

A new Integral Web Server Interface, which can be easily accessed via a standard web browser on your PC has been designed to simplify the configuration and device control process of LabSat 3 Wideband.

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