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Anti-Jamming RTK GPS GNSS Module Ardupilot & PX4 NMEA/SBF Septentrio mosaic-H

The Mosaic-H is a cutting-edge RTK GPS module that harnesses the powerful capabilities of Septentrio’s elite mosaic-H GNSS receiver. It is equipped with an IST8310 magnetometer, two high-performance antennas, and a CNC aluminum housing. The module offers a wide range of functionalities, including easy configuration, spectrum analysis, data logging, and post-processing, making it suitable for various applications.

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    Product Introduction

    The Mosaic-H is a cutting-edge RTK GPS module that harnesses the powerful capabilities of Septentrio’s elite mosaic-H GNSS receiver. It is equipped with an IST8310 magnetometer, two high-performance antennas, and a CNC aluminum housing. The module offers a wide range of functionalities, including easy configuration, spectrum analysis, data logging, and post-processing, making it suitable for various applications.



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    Product Introduction

    With its dual-antenna input, the mosaic-H provides compass-free yaw information to the autopilot, commonly referred to as GPS heading or moving baseline yaw. By using GPS as the yaw reference instead of a traditional magnetometer, it eliminates inaccuracies caused by magnetic interference from vehicle motors, electrical systems, and environmental sources such as metal structures or power lines. This ensures precise yaw reporting to the autopilot and enhances overall navigation reliability and performance, especially in challenging environments.

    Product Introduction

    The Septentrio mosaic-H GNSS receiver module incorporates a suite of proprietary technologies that set it apart from the competition:

    AIM+ (Advanced Interference Mitigation) Technology: Effectively suppresses both intentional and unintentional interference sources, ensuring consistent and reliable performance even in demanding RF environments.

    LOCK+ Technology: Maintains optimal tracking even under high vibrations or shocks, ensuring high precision and stable operation in dynamic conditions, such as fast-moving aerial and robotic applications.

    RAIM+ (Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring) Algorithm: Provides unmatched integrity and reliability, serving as a safeguard for mission-critical applications.

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    Product Details

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    Septentrio mosaic-H Anti-Jamming GNSS Module
    Ardupilot & PX4 | NMEA / SBF
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    Key Features
    Advanced anti-jamming and anti-spoofing solutions with AIM+ Technology & OSNMA Dual-antenna support for GPS-based yaw determination (GPS for YAW) using a single GNSS module Full-band satellite compatibility: Multi-constellation, multi-frequency support (L1/L2/E5) Stable RTK performance for high-precision applications
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    Advanced Anti-Jamming and Anti-Spoofing
    Under extreme interference conditions, where the jamming signal strength is 10 million times higher than the GNSS signal, multiple receivers were tested. The red and blue lines represent the positioning results of two competing receivers, which were significantly affected by interference, leading to position deviations of several hundred meters. In contrast, the Septentrio receiver (orange trajectory) demonstrated exceptional anti-jamming performance, maintaining accurate GNSS positioning throughout the test. Additionally, it can actively detect and output interference signal indicators, providing real-time situational awareness. In GNSS spoofing attacks, attackers typically first use jamming signals to disrupt the receiver’s GNSS signal lock, increasing the likelihood of the receiver accepting the spoofed signal upon reacquisition.
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    Road Test Results – Septentrio Receiver Resists Meaconing GNSS Spoofing
    In the Meaconing test, the Septentrio receiver (orange trajectory) demonstrated strong resistance to meaconing-type GNSS spoofing, while competing receivers were misled to the location of the retransmission antenna on the mountain. Meaconing is a form of GNSS spoofing, where legitimate GNSS signals are recorded and retransmitted with a delay, causing affected receivers to incorrectly compute their position based on the spoofed signal’s antenna location. During testing, as the vehicle traveled along a coastal road, the Septentrio receiver (orange line) consistently maintained accurate positioning. In contrast, competing RTK modules (red line) were deceived, reporting their location as the mountain peak where the interference transmission antenna was placed in the JammerTest scenario.
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    Robust GNSS Anti-Spoofing Algorithm and Spoofing Detection Capability
    The combination of powerful GNSS anti-spoofing algorithms (green) and spoofing signal detection features (red, flagged markers) demonstrates that the Septentrio receiver delivers reliable performance under various spoofing attacks. Green: Percentage of time the receiver was not deceived, either outputting the correct position or successfully mitigating spoofed signals. Gray: Percentage of time the receiver did not provide positioning while being spoofed. Red: Percentage of time the receiver was successfully spoofed and output incorrect positions.   ▪ Flagged (marked): The receiver detected and flagged the spoofing event.   ▪ Unflagged (unmarked): The receiver failed to detect and mark the spoofing event.
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    Reliable GNSS Timekeeping Under Spoofing Attacks
    When GNSS time signals were spoofed, the Septentrio receiver continued to provide accurate time information, while competing receivers output incorrect timestamps. The Septentrio receiver consistently maintains precise timing, which is critical for applications in telecommunications, power grids, and financial institutions. These sectors rely heavily on accurate GNSS timing, and malicious spoofing attacks can disrupt services, potentially causing financial losses in the tens of millions. Investing in resilient GNSS technology is essential to protect mission-critical applications and ensure the reliability of user services.
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    Mosaic-H
    • 1x Septentrio mosaic-H Anti-Jamming GNSS Module
    • 2x Antenna
    • 2x Antenna bracket
    • 1x Wires

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