NavCom Technology Inc. Introduced the NCT-2030M
November 24, 2003
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NavCom Technology Inc. Introduced the NCT-2030M
NavCom Technology Inc. introduced the NCT-2030M, a 12-channel, versatile, low-cost, dual-frequency GPS engine offering 64 megabytes of internal memory for data logging. The sensor delivers sub-millimeter dual-frequency, carrier-phase performance, and where free WAAS or EGNOS corrections are available, can achieve half-meter real-time horizontal positioning via two dedicated SBAS channels. The NCT-2030M incorporates 1 PPS output, Event-in and CAN ports as standard. A simple software upgrade can add RTK capacity, raw data rates up to 50 Hz and positioning rates up to 10 Hz. Factory upgrade options allow for NavCom's global real-time StarFire decimeter performance or an integrated spread spectrum radio for RTK positioning. The rugged nature of the housing makes this new dual-frequency receiver the solution for high accuracy GPS applications in vehicle navigation, machine control, structural monitoring, GIS, survey, inshore hydrography and OEM integration. (NavCom, Redondo Beach, Calif.)
NavCom Technology Inc. introduced the NCT-2030M, a 12-channel, versatile, low-cost, dual-frequency GPS engine offering 64 megabytes of internal memory for data logging. The sensor delivers sub-millimeter dual-frequency, carrier-phase performance, and where free WAAS or EGNOS corrections are available, can achieve half-meter real-time horizontal positioning via two dedicated SBAS channels. The NCT-2030M incorporates 1 PPS output, Event-in and CAN ports as standard. A simple software upgrade can add RTK capacity, raw data rates up to 50 Hz and positioning rates up to 10 Hz. Factory upgrade options allow for NavCom's global real-time StarFire decimeter performance or an integrated spread spectrum radio for RTK positioning. The rugged nature of the housing makes this new dual-frequency receiver the solution for high accuracy GPS applications in vehicle navigation, machine control, structural monitoring, GIS, survey, inshore hydrography and OEM integration. (NavCom, Redondo Beach, Calif.)
