Piercing the Veil: Tests of a Flexible Pseudolite-Based Navigation System

Piercing the Veil: Tests of a Flexible Pseudolite-Based Navigation System
A pseudolite system developed for the U.S. Army uses signals of opportunity to enable high-precision navigation in regions of GPS denial. The embedded flexible, software-controlled architecture enables the system to reconfigure itself to meet diverse threat scenarios. The system can also cope with signal obstruction for civil users — including first responders — in urban canyons.

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News - 2008.05.28
TI Announces 5 Experimenter, Application Specific Development Kits Making it easier to jump-start 32-bit based digital power and embedded control designs, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE: TXN) announced five new experimenter and application-specific development kits for its TMS320F28x digital signal controllers (DSCs). To accelerate development of software controlled digital power applications, the Digital Power Experimenter's Kit […]

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