This product was developed from
the technologies of the following awarded US Patents: 6,480,789;
6,489,922; 6,167,347; 6,205,400; 6,240,367; 6,246,960; 6,278,945;
6,292,750; 6,311,129; 6,408,245; 6,415,223; 6,424,914; 6,427,122;
6,449,559; 6,459,990; 6,477,465; 6,480,152; 6,496,778; 6,516,272;
6,658,354; 6,671,622; 6,697,736; 6,725,173; 6,738,714; 6,879,875;
7,162,367; 7,409,290; 6,311,555; 6,427,131; 6,456,939; 6,473,713;
6,494,093; 6,508,122; 6,516,283; 6,522,992; 6,611,170; 6,651,027;
6,671,648 and 6,697,758
UNCUN1Specification
Product
Summary:
The Universal Navigation and
Control Unit with GPS Chipset provides INS and AHRS and facilitates
current widely appealing commercial applications for consumer,
recreational, educational, and entertainment markets. It is a low
cost navigation product aimed at many consumer applications, such
as, for car or snowmobile positioning. The product's typical applications
include:
1. Personnel and Flight, Marine and Ground Vehicles
Navigation, Communication and Tracking
— Non-GPS Navigation
— Enhanced IMU/GPS Mapping and Navigation
— Navigation for Water and Land Vehicles
— Railroad Navigation
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Personnel
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Air Vehicle
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Marine
Vehicle applications |
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Ground
Vehicles Navigations, Communication and Tracking |
2. Unmanned and Manned Vehicles Guidance, Navigation
and Control
— Navigation
— Guidance
— Flight Control
— Autopilot
— Motion Sensing
— Surveillance
— Autonomous Navigation, Guidance and Control
3. Pointing and Stabilization
— Antennas for wireless communication systems
— Radar beams
— Laser beam, laser pointing systems
— Measurement devices for land surveying
— Optical pointing camera
— Optical communication devices
— Telescopic systems
— Imaging systems
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Pointing and Stabilization |
4. Robotic Control
— Precision Operational Control of Automated Machines
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Robotic
Control Applications |
5. Consumer Electronics Systems
— Educational positioning system
— Commercial vehicle trajectory recording
— Hobbyist activity
— Data acquisition
— Driver behavior studies
— Car automatic control studies
— Vehicle safety applications
— Travel route planning for transportation vehicles
— Nature exploration
— Recreational & entertainment activities such
as hiking and mountaineering
The UNCUN1 uses a GPS receiver, coremicro IMU,
as well as a processor module with embedded software. It provides
interface to facilitate input/output to a PC for demonstration
display. The connection to a PC permits the display of position
time histories for information, study and general education purposes,
as shown in the Figure.
The UNCUN1 combines AGNC's MEMS
IMU and possibly the robust complementary service of DGPS corrections
from the FAA WAAS DGPS systems to provide unprecedented accuracy
performance for a wide variety of precise navigation and positioning
applications. Detail characteristics see the System Characteristics
below.
System Characteristics:
- Requires a speed input in case of GPS loss.
- 12-channel GPS receiver
- DGPS-Ready Unit:
— Incorporates RF signals from WAAS
(Wide Area Augmentation System) to provide differential
positioning solution.
- Supply Voltage: 8 to 16 VDC
- Weight: 6oz.
- Dimensions: 2.6"W x 2.8"L x 1.5"H
- Volume: 10.9 cubic inches
- Operating Temperature: -40 degrees C to +70
degrees C.
- User Interface:
Convenient user interface for user's test,
demonstration, and applications. — RS-232
Output Data Stream:
— 3 angular rate and 3 acceleration (specific force)
— 3 position (latitude, longitude, and altitude)
— 3 velocity components (north, east, and down)
— 3 attitudes (pitch, roll, and heading)
Position Accuracy:
— About 3 meters (within the coverage of WAAS service)
Velocity Accuracy:
— About 0.2 meter/second
Data Acquisition (Optional):
— Data logging and display are available by using AGNC developed
software.
— Unit's size remains small.
UNCUN1
Specification
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