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Discover the intricacies of the Global Positioning System (GPS), a critical technology featuring 24 satellites in 6 orbital planes at 20,200 km altitude. Each plane consists of 4 satellites, collectively ensuring accurate positioning. Learn about the requirements for GPS interrupts, including the need for 1 PPS signal and the importance of WAAS for enhanced accuracy (under 3 meters). Explore how accurate positioning is vital for CIPS and DCVG surveys, and how Cathodic Technology Limited can meet your needs in North America.
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Cath-Tech Global Positioning System GPS
The GPS Constellation • 24 Satellites • 6 Orbital Planes • 4 Satellites per Plane • 20,200 Km Altitude • 55 Degree Inclination
GPS Interrupters • 1 PPS signal required for Interruption • PPS Accuracy 365 nanoseconds • 4 Satellites required for 1 PPS signal
WAAS = Improved Position Accuracy • Position information required for CIPS and DCVG surveys • Customers want accurate positions • WAAS = < 3 metre error
Thank You For Your Attention Cathodic Technology Limited 15-1 Marconi Court Bolton, Ontario Canada L7E 1E2 Phone ++1 905 857-1050 Fax ++1 905 857-3499 Email ctl@corrosion-rust.com Web Site www.cath-tech.com