Aquila GNSS Wideband RF Chip

About the Aquila

The Aquila chip is UniStrong's first four-channel GNSS wideband RF chip. It incorporates signal reception requirements for future multi-constellation, multi-frequency high-precision GNSS receivers, as well as UniStrong's L-band satellite-based augmentation signal reception requirements. Aquila consists of three GNSS RF channels and one L-band RF channel, which can be configured to operate simultaneously or independently. The chip supports single-frequency, multi-frequency, and L-band satellite-based augmentation positioning, meeting the operational needs of various receiver configurations such as single-antenna and dual-antenna systems, and is widely applicable across diverse high-precision positioning applications. The "Tianying" chip is UniStrong's first four-channel GNSS wideband RF chip. It integrates the signal reception requirements of future multi-constellation multi-frequency high-precision GNSS receivers with the signal reception needs of UniStrong's L-band satellite-based augmentation system (SBAS/Atlas). Tianying consists of three GNSS RF channels and one L-band RF channel, which can be configured to operate concurrently or independently. The chip is suitable for single-frequency, multi-frequency, and L-band augmentation positioning, satisfying the operating requirements of various receiver types such as single-antenna and dual-antenna, and can be widely applied in diverse high-precision positioning fields.