Anti-Jamming & Anti-Spoofing GNSS — Protect Your Positioning from Interference
Septentrio AIM+ technology delivers 60 dB anti-jamming and advanced anti-spoofing detection. Maintain RTK fix integrity in RF-congested environments — construction sites, mines, airports, and urban canyons.
Why Anti-Jamming GNSS Matters
RF interference is the single biggest threat to GNSS reliability in professional environments. From construction sites with diesel-electric machinery and radio comms to mining operations with high-voltage power lines and cellular repeaters — every deployment faces some level of RF noise that can degrade or completely knock out GNSS positioning.
Standard GNSS receivers typically handle interference up to 20-25 dB before losing lock or dropping to degraded accuracy. Eview GNSS receivers with Septentrio AIM+ (Advanced Interference Mitigation) suppress interference up to 60 dB — maintaining centimetre-level RTK accuracy in conditions that would cripple ordinary receivers.
AIM+ Anti-Jamming — How It Works
Applications Requiring Anti-Jamming GNSS
Anti-Jamming GNSS — Frequently Asked Questions
AIM+ (Advanced Interference Mitigation) is Septentrio’s proprietary technology that detects and suppresses RF interference across all GNSS frequency bands. It uses adaptive notch filtering to remove interfering signals while preserving GNSS signals, achieving up to 60 dB of interference suppression — significantly more than standard receivers.
u-blox receivers (e.g., ZED-F9P) offer approximately 20-25 dB of interference mitigation through basic filtering. AIM+ provides up to 60 dB suppression — over 1,000x more effective. AIM+ also covers all GNSS bands simultaneously and provides real-time spectrum analytics not available on u-blox receivers.
Yes. AIM+ can suppress consumer and professional-grade GNSS jammers up to 60 dB, maintaining RTK lock even when a jammer is operating within close proximity. Combined with OSNMA anti-spoofing, Eview GNSS receivers provide comprehensive protection against both jamming and spoofing attacks targeting UAVs.
OSNMA (Open Service Navigation Message Authentication) is a Galileo service that digitally signs navigation data. Eview GNSS receivers with OSNMA support verify that GNSS signals genuinely originate from Galileo satellites, detecting and rejecting spoofed signals that attempt to fake position or timing data.
Yes. Urban environments with dense radio towers, cellular base stations, and broadcast transmitters are a primary use case for AIM+. The technology was designed for exactly these RF-congested environments where standard GNSS receivers struggle to maintain lock.
All Eview GNSS receivers powered by Septentrio mosaic-X5 and mosaic-G5 modules include AIM+ anti-jamming. This includes the GNSS Receiver Box, GNSS Boards/OEM modules, and smart antenna products. Contact our team for specific product recommendations based on your application.
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