CHC CGI-610 GNSS System

CHC CGI-610 GNSS/INS system is a cutting-edge solution designed to deliver high-precision positioning and orientation data in real-time, even in challenging environments. Here's a breakdown of its key features and capabilities:

1. Integrated GNSS + MEMS IMU Technology

• Dual-Antenna GNSS: The system integrates advanced GNSS technology with a high-performance industrial-grade MEMS IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit).

• Reliable Performance: Provides continuous, reliable, and high-precision data, even in complex or GNSS-denied environments (e.g., urban canyons, tunnels, or dense foliage).

2. High-Frequency Output

• Up to 100 Hz Data Output: Ideal for highly dynamic applications such as aviation, rail, and automotive industries.

• Optional External Odometer: For ground vehicles, an external odometer can be added to provide independent displacement and speed measurements, enhancing the accuracy of the GNSS/INS navigation solution.

3. Expanded Connectivity and Web Configuration

• Rich Hardware Interfaces: Includes serial ports, CAN, and low-latency PPS output for seamless integration into various industrial and machine applications.

• NTRIP/TCP Corrections: Supports accurate positioning and orientation with GNSS corrections via NTRIP/TCP.

• Fast RTK Initialization: Ensures quick and reliable centimeter-level accuracy, minimizing setup time.

4. Robust Industrial Design

• IP67 Certification: Dustproof and waterproof, ensuring durability in harsh environments.

• Vibration and Shock Resistance: Built to withstand demanding conditions, including protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD).

• Industrial-Grade Power Management: Guarantees consistent and reliable operation in extreme conditions.

5. Applications

• Autonomous Vehicle Guidance: Designed for 3D control and autonomous vehicle navigation.

• Versatile Use Cases: Suitable for land, marine, and aerial applications, especially in environments where GNSS signals are weak or intermittent.

• Urban and Harsh Environments: Excels in urban canyons, hilly terrains, and other challenging settings where traditional navigation systems may struggle.