Interference - Javad TRIUMPH-LS User Manual

all GNSS bands. The other scanner that will be discussed
elsewhere in this manual deals with UHF bands.
We live in an increasingly noisy environment and without
special equipment, this type of noise; electromagnetic
interference, can largely go undetected - even when you're
getting fixed positions! The sophisticated hardware and
software contained in your TRIUMPH-LS is not only capable
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Interference

There are two separate
spectrum analyzers in the
TRIUMPH-LS. The following
brief discussion will focus
on the analyzer that scans
of detecting, documenting and reporting the interfering
signals across all of the GNSS bands, it is designed to mitigate
their debilitating effects up to about 20 dB in strength. If
the interference is too high, however, no mitigation effort
can improve the receiver's performance when in such noisy
places.
For the most part, the surveyor need not worry about
interference with satellite signals as the TRIUMPH-LS is
doing its duty for you, but there may be instances when
your results begin falling beyond normal
expectations.
those physical locations as well as the
magnitude of such interferences will aid
tremendously in your evaluation of the
quality of the data that you're collecting
and the health of the receiver. When
Introduction
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