Spirent Federal Systems
Spirent specializes in GPS and GNSS test technology and serves the needs of our customers with market-leading test solutions. Our GPS test systems support encrypted military codes, interference/jamming and spoofing simulation, inertial navigation systems, high dynamic applications, CRPA & anechoic chamber testing, and high dynamic testing.
- (801) 785-1275
(801)-785-1448 - info@spirentfederal.com
- 1402 W. State Rd.
Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
United States of America
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Product
GNSS Signal Generation System
GSS6300
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The Spirent GSS6300 has been specifically designed to facilitate high-volume production testing for GNSS-enabled applications. Capable of generating a single channel of multiple GNSS in the L1 band individually or concurrently, the GSS6300 offers the fidelity and reliability needed for final functional testing of high-value critical systems.
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Product
Multi-GNSS RF Simulation System
GSS6300M
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The Spirent GSS6300M is the ideal platform for entry-level and low-cost test requirements. Capable of generating signals from multiple GNSS coherently, the GSS6300M is a valuable tool in development and production test environments.
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Product
Multi-Output, Multi-GNSS Wavefront Simulator System
GSS9790
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The GSS9790 is a development of Spirent’s GSS9000 Series platform for testing Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna (CRPA) systems, spatial testing of single-antenna devices, and as part of real-world-time-synchronized indoor GNSS implementations.
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Product
Authorized GPS AES M-Code Testing
SimMCODE
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Validate M-Code functions via AES M-code protocols for high fidelity secure testing. In order to facilitate greater accuracy and robustness than available in civilian GNSS, the US government has long provided secure signals for authorized users. M-Code is the latest iteration of this process, providing an encrypted and standalone service (unlike the P(Y)-Code). Spirent’s SimMCODE enables authorized users to thoroughly test Military GPS User Equipment (MGUE) in repeatable, lab-based environments, using the commercial encryption algorithm, Advanced Encryption Standard (AES).
