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>> Can other GNSS give usable timestamps? Seems like it'd be tricky for a jammer to target all of them Actually the opposite; GNSS systems are all purposely de
by mNovak 3y ago
>> Can other GNSS give usable timestamps? Seems like it'd be tricky for a jammer to target all of them
Actually the opposite; GNSS systems are all purposely designed to operate at virtually the same frequency (check out this figure [1]) while cleverly not interfering with each other. There are sub-bands within each constellation too (L1,L2,L5 etc) but it's very easy to pump out wideband noise across all the GNSS bands.
[1] https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-spectrum-of-current-GNSS-signals-in-15-17-GHz_fig1_259435730 https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-spectrum-of-current-...