What Sampson Technology can do for you…

The range of products supplied by Sampson Technology lend themselves to a large variety of testing applications from antenna testing to HILS rigs and many others in between.
With our wealth of experience, we have created a range of testing guides, connection diagrams and application notes to assist you in finding the best product and test setup to meet your requirements.

Let us make finding the right product easier – use the drop down below to select your application and you will be taken to our testing start up section for that application. Alternatively scroll down to view our GNSS capability table and our range of testing start up guides for all applications.

If what you’re looking for isn’t listed, don’t worry! Contact Sampson Technology to discuss your specific requirements and we will endeavour to supply the best solution.

LabSat 4

LabSat 3 Wideband

LabSat 3

LabSat Real Time

LabSat Real Time +

RF Channels

3

3

1, 2 or 3

(model dependent)

2

2

Simultaneous RF signals

All

(bandwidth & quantization dependent)

All

(bandwidth & quantization dependent)

1, 2 or 3

(model dependent)

1 or 2

1 or 2

GPS L1

L2


L5

Galileo E1

E5a/b

E6

GLONASS L1

L2

L3

BeiDou B1

B2

B3

QZSS L1

L2

L5

NavIC L5 & S-Band

Quantization

1, 2, 4, 8 or 12Bit per channel

1, 2 or 3Bit

1 or 2Bit

1 or 2Bit

1 or 2Bit

Bandwidth

10-60MHz per channel

10, 30 or 56MHz

9.66MHz per constellation

Signal dependent

Signal dependent

Inbuilt battery

Standalone operation
(no PC required)

NMEA Output

*GPS L1 and Galileo E1 share the same centre frequency so can therefore be used simultaneously on all LabSat models.
**LabSat 3 Wideband – Further signals in the upper and lower L band can be configured with the internal webserver.
Bespoke requirements like Iridium & Sirius XM radio frequencies are available on request.

Conducted or Radiated Testing?

The choice between conducted or radiated testing will depend on whether your device or receiver has an external antenna connection. With no external connection available, your test signal must be radiated (Radiated testing) so that the internal antenna can receive the signal. If an external connection is available, then you can use Conducted testing where the signal is delivered directly via the test set-up.