Used AEROFLEX IFR GPSG-1000 #9260227 for sale

AEROFLEX IFR GPSG-1000 is a modern electronic test equipment designed for avionics testing. This GPS/INS simulation equipment works on various technologies from multiple vendors, making it the most accessible and easy to use test equipment available. It is a highly versatile laboratory instrument that is used to test the performance and accuracy of GPS or INS systems for a variety of avionics applications. GPSG-1000 can be used for testing a variety of avionics such as GPS navigation systems, attitude heading reference systems (AHRS), avionic flight management systems (FMCS), and other Global Positioning Systems (GPS). The system includes features such as Real-Time Clock, Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator (TCXO), 20MHz Oscillator, Auto-leveling and Heading Reference Unit (HRS Tests). In addition, AEROFLEX IFR GPSG-1000 offers GPS test capabilities such as position update accuracy test, Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM) test, and machine performance against external interference tests. GPSG-1000 is a highly efficient device and is capable of testing in a wide variety of avionics software, hardware, and interfaces. It offers a variety of safety and fault tracking capabilities, and works with applications such as ARINC-429, MIL-STD-1553B, and CAN-Bus Interface. AEROFLEX IFR GPSG-1000 is equipped with an array of communication tools for communication such as Ethernet and USB ports for LAN, RS-232 serial port for PC, and an RS-485 port. The tool also offers field-programmable memory asset with an internal memory capacity of up to 32-megabits. GPSG-1000 features a unique remote control architecture that allows users to easily perform tests remotely. User can access the device with their personal computer over the internet. It features a digital user-friendly interface that is displayed in a bright LED form. AEROFLEX IFR GPSG-1000 is considered to be one of the most powerful and user-friendly avionics test systems available in the market. Its many features have made it an ideal choice for avionics applications such as navigation, air traffic management, and flight safety.