The GNSS VHDL Library is a high-performance, sophisticated library developed to streamline the integration of satellite navigation capabilities within digital hardware systems. Tailored for flexibility and adaptability, this library facilitates various GNSS systems, including GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo. Its design enables effective signal processing and navigation solutions through dedicated VHDL modules.
A notable aspect of the GNSS VHDL Library is its compatibility with multiple hardware platforms and architectures, which include SPARC V8 and RISC-V systems. It encompasses modules like fast search engines, Viterbi decoders, and self-test units, allowing developers to customize and refine their application according to specific needs.
The library supports a range of configurations: it can be tailored to manage different numbers of channels, frequencies, and system modules as specified by user requirements. By implementing a single, comprehensive configuration file, it minimizes the need for repetitive customization across different systems, which can significantly decrease development times and costs.
