Tactical INS Tactical Navigation System Mil Spec Navigation Tactical IMU Tactical AHRS Mil Spec IMU Rugged Navigation
Main Features

Dynamic Roll/Pitch Accuracy <  0.1⁰

Gyro In-Run Bias < 1 ⁰/hr

Accelerometer In-Run Bias <  20µg

Update rate up to 1,000 Hz

RS232/RS422 Interface

Fully Calibrated for Bias, Scale Factor, Temperature

gX-100 VG/IMU/AHRS ®

MEMS-Based Attitude & Heading Reference System

 The gX-100 is tactical grade MEMS-Based miniature, rugged hi-performance VG/IMU/AHRS unit compromising 3-axis accelerometers, 3-axis gyroscopes, and 3-axis magnetometer, providing calibrated, compensated raw data.

The gX-100 supports several different working modes:

  • Vertical Gyro  (VG) – Providing Roll/Pitch under static & dynamic conditions
  • Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) –  Providing compensated & calibrated raw data
  • Attitude Heading reference System (AHRS) –  providing Roll/Pitch/Yaw of the body  

Specification

            Navigation

Heading

Magnetic

2.0°

 

Roll/Pitch

Dynamic

0.10°

 

Static

0.05°

 

Position

Horizontal

1.5 m

 

SBAS

< 0.5 m

 

RTK

10 mm + 1ppm

 

Vertical

2.5 m

 

SBAS

< 1 m

 

RTK

1.5 cm + 1 ppm

Velocity Accuracy

 

<0.03 m/sec (rms)

Output Rate

 

1000 Hz

Latency

 

< 5 msec

 

            GNSS

Receiver Type

Multi – Frequency / Multi – Constellations

432 Channels

 GPS L1/L2

Glonass L1/L2

Galileo E1/E5b

BDS B1/B2

QZSS L1/L5

SBAS

RTK

Update Rate

20 Hz

TTFF

Cold start < 25 sec

Warm start < 1 sec

RTK format

RTCM v2.3/3.0/3.2

Initialization Time

< 5 sec

Velocity Accuracy

0.03 m/sec  (rms)

Time Accuracy

20 ns (rms)

Data Output

IMU

Raw Data & Compensated Gyro, Acc, Mag, Baro, Conning & Sculling

(ΔV ,ΔΘ)

GNSSUTC, Position, RTK
AttitudeRoll/Pitch/Yaw Quaternions, DCM, Euler

Compliance (Design-To-Spec)

 

Temp Operation

-40° C to +71° C Mil-Spec 810-G Method 501.5 Procedure I

Shock

500g, 3mSec ½ Sine Mil-Spec 810-G Method 516.6 Procedure V

Vibration

12 G rms, 20-2000 Hz Mil-Spec 810-G Method 514.6 Category 17

Altitude

70,000 feet Mil-Spec 810-G Method 500.5 Procedure III

Power

EN55022 Class A&B

Enclosure

IP65 EN 595

MTBF

50,000 Hours Mil-HDBK 217

 

        Sensors

 

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Magnetometer

      Full Scale Range

± 5g

 ± 10g

± 100° /sec

± 300° /sec

+ 2 Gauss

    Bandwidth

0…400Hz

0…50 Hz

10 Hz

    Non Linearirty

0.15%

< 0.5 % (over FTR & lifet-time)

0.1%

    Bias

   

 Stability    In-Run

< 30 µg

< 1 °/hr         2 °/hr

 

 Repeatability

± 300 µg

< 0.05 °/sec

 

   over Temp

< ± 1mg RMS

< 0.05 °/sec

 

    Scale Factor

   

  Repeatability

500 ppm

< 2% (over FTR & Life Time)

 

Over Temp

100 ppm

< 1% (-40c to + 125c)

 

     Random Walk

0.02 m/sec/√Hr

0.45 °/√Hr0

0.45 °/√Hr0

 

     Resolution

< 100 µg

0.02 °/sec

0.02 °/sec

1.2 mGauss

      Noise density

<20 µg /√Hz

0.01 °/sec/√Hz

0.02 °/sec/√Hz

 

Vibration Rectification

100 µg/g2 RMS

   

G – Sensitivity

 

30° / hr /g

  

Latency

< 2 msec

MisAlignment

<3 mRad

 Communication

Digital Interface

RS232/RS422

Frame Rate

1000 Hz Max

Peripherals

2 x GPIO

1 x RS232

GPIO Functionality

Trigger Input

Sync Out

PPS Out

Odometer

External GNSS

External Mangetometer

Air-Data

Start Up Time

< 800 msec

          Power & Mechanical

Input Voltage

9 VDC – 32 VDC

Power

(incl. Antenna)

gX – 100:250 mA @ 12VDC

gX – 200/ gX – 300 :360 mA @ 12VDC

Connectors

Power/Data: Mini D-Type 21-pin

GNSS: SMA

Size

80 x 66 x 56 mm 

Weight

<250 gr

Application

PAV

UAV /UGV

The gINS® is small, lightweight advanced navigation system provides accurate filtered Position information Along with accurate Roll/Pitch/Yaw utilizing most advanced MEMS sensors available. The gINS® is excellent candidate for back-up system for large platform or primary solution for tactical applications.

Autonomous Vehicle

Autonomous Platforms

The internal algorithm of the gINS® is advanced modular open-architecture UKF (Unscented Kalman Filter ) which can accept different external sensors, such as Vision, LiDAR, Odometer and more, making it a strong candidate for autonomous applications.

Documentation

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