Racelogic VBOX Omega Using Manual

Using VBOX Omega with Wheel Speeds for Urban Use
Introduction
GNSS measurement of speed, position and acceleration has become an essential part of the process in assessing the
performance of many aspects of a vehicle. Test tracks are rarely perfect places for satellite reception, with trees, bridges
and tunnels all having an effect on the quality of the measured data. When the tests are carried out on the road, this
problem becomes even greater, with more objects obscuring the direct view to the satellites.
VBOX Omega can limit these obstacles by utilising the latest multi-frequency, multi-constellation GNSS receiver and
integrating inertial and vehicle speed data.
Accuracy within a built-up urban area
An added advantage of using multi-frequency techniques is that the time taken to recover accuracy after a bridge or
tunnel is often less than 2 seconds. In areas where there is no view of the sky at all, such as tunnels, inertial sensors
and wheel-speeds can fill in the gaps for periods of up to 5 minutes.
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