Septentrio AsteRx-m2a UAS Reference Guide

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Septentrio AsteRx-m2a UAS Reference Guide 1 TUMSAT GNSS Lab

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Septentrio AsteRx-m2a UASReference Guide

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Contents

1. Feature of Receiver

2. Usage Example

3. Evaluation (RTK)

4. Evaluation (Compass)

5. Experiment of AIM+ (Anti-jamming)

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1. Feature of Receiver

◆Constellation and signal

◆PVT typeRTK, GNSS compass, Moving Base RTKDGNSS, SBAS, SPP

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GPS L1C/A, L2P(Y), L2C

GLONASS G1C/A, G2C/A

Beidou B1I, B2I

Galileo E1B, E5b

SBAS L1C/A

◆Data I/OInput: RTCMv2/v3, CMROutput: NMEA, SBF, RTCMv2/v3, CMR

◆Power supplyReceiver input: USB 5V or 6-30V DCAntenna supply: 3.3-5V

◆OtherAnti-jammingCamera shutter synchronizationSD card logging

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2. Usage Example

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(A) RTK (with PC) (B) RTK (with smartphone)

(C) PPK (POST Processing Kinematic) (D) GNSS compass

Base Station

Ntrip

Base Station

Ntrip

SD cardlogging

loggingBase Station

SD cardlogging

Logging / monitoring

Camera synchronization

Logging / monitoring Logging / monitoring

Bluetooth

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2. Usage Example

(A) RTK (with PC)

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PCRTKLIB STRSVR

orRx Data Link

Ntrip → Serial

RxControl

・Monitoring・Receiver Setting

RxLogger

・Logging・Logging Stream Setting

NtripServer

COM1

COM2

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2. Usage Example

(A) RTK (with PC)

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COM1 of Receiver

COM2 of Receiver

RTCMv3

COM15Log SBF & NMEA

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2. Usage Example

(A) RTK (with PC)

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COM1 of Receiver

COM2 of Receiver

Log SBF & NMEA

Rx Data Link

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2. Usage Example

(A) RTK (with PC)

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Example of Logger Setting

Need for PPK and analysis

Uncheck

Check both

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2. Usage Example

(B) RTK (with smartphone)

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Smartphone

NtripServer

Bluetooth

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.septentrio.pinpointgis&hl=ja

Pixhawk DF13 6pin cable

HC-06 Bluetooth module

Serial COM port

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2. Usage Example

(C) PPK (POST Processing Kinematic)

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2. Usage Example

(C) PPK (POST Processing Kinematic)

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Base Station & Logger (image)

Rover Set

Camera

Power Bank

GNSS Board

Shutter Pulse

SD cardLogging

Photo with RTK position Geotag (Exif)

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2. Usage Example

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(C) PPK (POST Processing Kinematic)

Example of SD card log setting

Input Command

setFileNaming,DSK1,Incremental,log //File name setting

setNMEAOutput,Stream1,DSK1 , +RMC+GGA+VTG+HDT+HRP, msec200 //add NMEA

stream

setSBFOutput,Stream1,DSK1,+Rinex+Event, msec200 //add SBF stream

gno //Confirm NMEA stream

gso //Confirm SBF stream

setDataInOut,DSK1, ,+SBF+NMEA //Log setting to SD card

exeCopyConfigFile,Current,Boot //Save congigs to boot memory

This setting enables that SD card logs SBF & NMEA at 5Hz with file name log_xxx automatically when power supplied. (// is comment)

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2. Usage Example

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(C) PPK (POST Processing Kinematic)

Download Files

“.A” identifies the file that is currently written.

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2. Usage Example

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(C) PPK (POST Processing Kinematic)

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2. Usage Example

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(D) GNSS compass

Main antenna (A)

Aux1 Antenna (B)

Heading

XYZ coordinate of attitude

◆Attitude information is supported byNMEA-HDT, NMEA-HRP or, SBF-Att mesages.

◆You can input antenna position offset fromRxControl> Navigation> Positioning Mode>GNSS Attitude

◆You can also run RTK by Main antenna during get attitude.

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3. Evaluation (RTK)

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Base Rover (Static)

Receiver Trimble net R9 (ECJ27) Septentrio AsteRx-m2a

Antenna Trimble Zephyr Geodetic2 Novatel GPS703-GGG

Constellation GPS+GLONASS+Beidou+Galileo (Dual-Frequency)

Time GPST 2019/4/22 12:00~2019/4/23 12:00 (24h) , 1Hz

Fix rate 99.9% (46 epoch of DGNSS and 3 epoch of SPP)

RSME Horizontal : 2.7mm / Height 4.6mm

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3. Evaluation (RTK)

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Real time solution by receiver engine

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3. Evaluation (RTK)

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49 epoch of no Fix is because of delay of correction data stream.

Used satellites number is 17~ 24

Real time solution by receiver engine

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3. Evaluation (RTK)

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Post processing by RTKLIB

It is considered that there is no IFB of GLONASS between Septentrio & Trimble

GPS+BDS+GAL GPS+GLO+GAL

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4. Evaluation (GNSS Compass)

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Receiver Septentrio AsteRx-m2a

Antenna Novatel GPS703-GGG

Constellation GPS+GLONASS+Beidou+Galileo (Dual-Frequency)

Time GPST 2019/4/24 2:00~2:30 (30min) , 5Hz

Baseline 95.3cm

RSME Heading: 0.042[deg]

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4. Evaluation (GNSS Compass)

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Baseline is static and true Heading=225.18[deg]

RMSE of Heading = 0.042[deg]

*True heading has ±0.6[deg] accuracy because it is calculated from RTK position of 2 antenna. RTK position error will cause true heading error.

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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Test configuration

RF Combiner

RF Spliter

LimeSDR

(Jammer)

AsteRx-m2a

Jamming

signalGNSS

signal

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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1. Narrow-band jamming (1575.42Mhz)

No Notch Filter

・RTK→DGNSS・GPS SNR down

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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1. Narrow-band jamming (1575.42Mhz)

Apply Notch Filter (auto)

・DGNSS→RTK Fix・ GPS SNR was recovered

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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1. Narrow-band jamming (1575.42Mhz)

Apply Notch Filter (manual)

・No Fix→RTK fix・GPS SNR was recovered

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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1. Narrow-band jamming (1575.42Mhz)

Frontend gain of L1 band

No Notch Filter Notch Filter (auto) Notch Filter (manual)

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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1. Narrow-band jamming (1575.42Mhz)

Position Error

No Notch Filter Notch Filter (auto) Notch Filter (manual)

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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3. Chirp jamming (1560~1590MHz), “pulse, 100msec sweep ”

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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3. Chirp jamming (1560~1590MHz), “pulse, 100msec sweep ”

No Wide Band Interference mitigation

・RTK→Float・SVn down・SNR down

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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3. Chirp jamming (1560~1590MHz), “pulse, 100msec sweep ”

Apply Wide Band Interference mitigation

・Float→RTK Fix・SVn was recovered・SNR was recovered

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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3. Chirp jamming (1560~1590MHz), “pulse, 100msec sweep ”

No WBI mitigation Apply WBI mitigation

Frontend gain of L1 band

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5. Experiment of AIM+

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3. Chirp jamming (1560~1590MHz), “pulse, 100msec sweep ”

C/N ratio

No WBI mitigation Apply WBI mitigation