Draft:Namuru

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Namuru is the name given to the open Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receiver research platform developed at the University of New South Wales(UNSW), Australia ^[1].

Technical specifications

The system employs a reconfigurable FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) architecture that allows complete customization ^[2] of baseband processing hardware.

References

Open Source software for the Namuru FPGA-based GNSS receiver . "Namuru-GPL", Open Source software for the Namuru FPGA-based GNSS receiver.
namuru-gps. Namuru single-channel GPS L1 C/A baseband tracking correlator.

↑ Open Source software for the Namuru FPGA-based GNSS receiver
↑ namuru-gps

[1] Open Source software for the Namuru FPGA-based GNSS receiver

[2] uru-gps

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Technical specifications

See also

References