PolaRx5
PolaRx5是一款通用、鲁棒的全系统、全频点GNSS参考站接收机。
其独特的跟踪设计可在持续监测以及防止干扰、多路径和其他环境干扰的同时，提供市场上噪声最低的观测值。
PolaRx5专为支持地球科学应用等最苛刻的应用而开发，提供多种先进功能选择，实现最高精度和功能性。PolaRx5由Septentrio的新一代多频引擎提供支持，具有544个硬件通道，用于鲁棒的高质量GNSS跟踪。Septentrio经过现场检验的先进的抗干扰技术 (AIM+) 可使PolaRx5抑制掉有意和无意RF干扰源，从叠加在高功率脉冲信号上的窄带信号到射频干扰器和铱星干扰源，均可有效抑制。
Septentrio的专利 APME+多径抑制技术 - 以消除短延迟多路径但不引入偏差为特点 - 可保证卓越的数据质量。用户可通过命令使能或禁用 APME+ 功能来获得原始的完全未经修改的数据。
实验表明，PolaRx5在观测值质量方面一直在各品牌GNSS接收机中名列前茅，包括周跳次数最少以及不足2W的最低功耗。
作为达到IP68防水等级的型号，PolaRx5e还可自带电池。PolaRx5和PolaRx5e的GNSS技术参数完全相同。物理技术参数略有不同，都记录在PolaRx5数据表单中。
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Septentrio’s patented GNSS+ technologies
Protocols
Interfaces
10 MHz reference input
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10 MHz reference output
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COM ports
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HTTP/HTTPS
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File transfer features
FTP server
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Physical & environmental
IP rating
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IP65 |
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