PolaRx5tr, Resilient, Ionosphere, high-accuracy GNSS receivers, VRS, base stations, industrial applications, anti-jamming, anti-spoofing, AIM+, APAE+, RAIM+, IONO+, OSNMA

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Dedicated to time and frequency transfer  applications, the PolaRx5TR is optimised for quality  of code and carrier phase measurements. The  PolaRx5TR is fully compliant with recommendation  CCTF 5 (2015) of the Consultative Committee for Time  and Frequency.

KEY FEATURES

*Ultra-precise time synchronisation for timetransfer applications

*PPS IN internal delay auto-calibration

*CGGTTS V2E compliant

*Tracks all visible signals (GPS, GLONASS,GALILEO, BEIDOU, NAVIC)

*OSNMA Support

*High-precision, low-noise measurements

*Unique interference monitoring and mitigation

*Powerful Web UI and logging tools

BENEFITS

Timing 

As well as the standard inputs for time and frequency, the  PolaRx5TR incorporates a calibration circuit to measure  and compensate for the delay between the PPS input and  the internal time reference. This ensures the measurement  latching is always accurately synchronised with the PPS input.  Additionally, PPS out signal allows for long-term monitoring  of internal delay stability. 

CGGTTS data for the GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou  constellations is generated with RxTools both on the receiver  board and on PC and can be automatically transferred  over FTP. The CGGTTS files are fully compliant with V2E, in  accordance with recommendation CCTF 4 (2015).

GNSS technology 

PolaRx5TR is built around the GReCo4™ multi-constellation  tracking processor, and provides 544 hardware channels  which are assigned automatically and on-the-fly to all visible  satellites. Advanced interference analysis and mitigation  using adaptive filtering facilitates operation in difficult radio  environments, including near chirp jammers. 

Networking, remote operation and data logging 

Communication and (remote) management of PolaRx5TR  is made easy with a powerful built-in Web UI accessible  over WiFi, network or USB connection. The Web UI features  secured access to all receiver settings and status information,  data storage, and fast and robust firmware upgrading. SBF,  RINEX and BINEX data logging is possible on both a built-in  16 GB memory and on an externally connected device.

FEATURES

GNSS technology

544 Hardware channels for simultaneous tracking of all visible satellite signals

P-code tracking on L1 and L2 to avoid CA-P

biases

Independent tracking of L2C (GPS)

Up to 100 Hz Raw data output (code, carrier, navigation data) (optional feature)

Septentrio’s patented GNSS+ technologies

*AIM+ unique anti-interference systemmonitors, flags and mitigates narrow and wideband interference, jamming and spoofing

*APME+ a posteriori multipath estimator for code and phase multipath mitigation. All multipath mitigation and smoothing algorithms can enabled/disabled.

*LOCK+ superior tracking robustness under heavy mechanical shocks or vibrations

OSNMA Support

Spectrum analyser

PPS in delay calibration circuit can be enabled/disabled

Supported data formats

* CGGTTS V2E both on board and on PC

*Septentrio Binary Format (SBF), fully documented with sample parsing tools

* RINEX (obs, nav, meteo) v2.x, 3.05, 4.00

* BINEX

* NMEA v2.30 and v4.10 output

* RTCM output (all MSM messages supported)1

* 16 GB Standard on-board logging

* Up to 48 logging jobs

(8 independent sessions x 6 data formats)

Connectivity

10 MHz reference input

1 PPS-IN with monitoring functionality

x PPS output (max 100 Hz)

10 MHz reference output

4 Hi-speed serial ports

1 Ethernet port (100 MBps)

Integrated WiFi (802.11 b/g/n)

Power over ethernet

1 Full-speed USB port

1 USB host for external disk

HTTP/HTTPS

Advanced Web UI providing all receiver controls, and status monitoring. Alternatively, a light Web UI for low bandwidth connections

FTP server, FTP push, SFTP, SYNC+, CloudIT

NTRIP (v1 and v2) client, server and caster

Point-to-Point communication protocol

1 Optional feature

2 1 Hz measurement rate

3 Max speed 600 m/s

4 Depends on user settings on tracking loop parameters