Trimble BD992-INS

Trimble BD992-INS

DUAL-ANTENNA RECEIVER WITH INTEGRATED INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM AND MSS BAND DEMODULATOR

The BD992-INS is a dual-antenna receiver with an integrated inertial navigation system. It is a robust navigation system that supports position and orientation at high update rates.

Specifications

• Onboard high accuracy inertial sensor package integrated with GNSS for robust positioning and orientation in the most challenging environments.
• Delivers the most consistent and accurate GNSS OEM solutions for autonomy
• Innovation leader in precision positioning especially over long baselines and challenging environments absolutely required in Industrial automation, machine control, autonomous vehicles and field robotics

GNSS AND INERTIAL TIGHT INTEGRATION

 Taking advantage of Trimble’s expertize in both GNSS and Inertial technology the Trimble® BD992-INS module has been designed for applications requiring continuous centimeter accuracy in a compact package. By integrating inertial sensors on the same module, robust high accuracy positions and orientations are produced in all environments.

TRIMBLE MAXWELL™ 7 TECHNOLOGY 

The Trimble BD992-INS supports triple frequency for the GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou and Galileo constellations. As the number of satellites in the constellations grows the BD992-INS is ready to take advantage of the additional signals. This delivers the quickest and most reliable RTK initializations for centimeter positioning. For applications that do not require centimeter accuracy the BD992-INS integrated GNSS-Inertial engine also delivers high accuracy GNSS, DGNSS positions in the most challenging environments such as urban canyons. With the latest Trimble Maxwell™ 7 Technology, the BD992-INS provides: 

► 2 x 336 Tracking Channels 

► Trimble Everest Plus multipath mitigation 

► Advanced RF Spectrum Monitoring and Analysis

► Proven low-elevation tracking technology With the option of utilizing OmniSTAR or RTX services, the BD992-INS delivers varying levels of performance down to centimeter-level without the use of a base station.