GNSS/IMU Compass INSS
Make RequestDescription
Features
Characteristics
INSS is an integrated system with two GNSS antennas and a strapdown inertial measurement unit based on FOGs and silicon accelerometers. Is intended for generating data on orientation and navigation parameters of marine objects in the GNSS-aided mode and in the autonomous mode during short-term miss of the GNSS signals.
Provides generation of the current navigation and dynamic parameters of the ship motion and output of these parameters to a user via the RS-232 opto-isolated channel.
Main parameters |
Error (with confidence probability P= 0.997) |
Heading | 0.7 deg |
Heel and trim angles | 0.3 deg |
Angular rate of oscillating motion | 0.3 deg/s |
Geographic coordinates (latitude, longitude) | 30 m |
Overall dimensions:
Central device |
Ø 250x175 mm |
Antenna module |
1660x300x215 mm |
Weight:
Central device |
10,5 kg |
Antenna module |
12,5 kg |
Power supply
DC voltage +24 V (18 to 32 V deviation).
Power consumption – no more than 50 W.