About the BD992 GNSS receiver module
The BD992 receiver module (also referred to as a receiver) is used for a wide range of precise positioning and navigation applications. These uses include unmanned vehicles and port and terminal equipment automation, and any other application requiring reliable, centimeter-level positioning at a high update rate and low latency.
The BD992 receiver module offers centimeter-level accuracy based on carrier phase RTK and sub-meter accuracy code-based solutions.
Automatic initialization and switching between positioning modes allow for the best position solutions possible. Low latency (less than 20 ms) and high update rates give the response time and accuracy required for precise dynamic applications.
The BD992 receiver module can be configured as an autonomous base station (also known as a reference station) or as a rover receiver (also known as a mobile receiver). Streamed outputs from the receiver provide detailed information, including the time, position, heading, quality assurance (figure of merit) numbers, and the number of tracked satellites. The receiver also outputs a one pulse-per-second (1PPS) strobe signal which lets remote devices precisely synchronize time.
Designed for reliable operation in all environments, the receiver provides a positioning interface to an office computer, external processing device, or control system.
