NJ1006A

The NJ1006A is a highly integrated, low noise RF front-end for Global Positioning Systems (GPS) receivers targeted toward cost-sensitive portable and automotive applications. Low noise and power, Superior performance, Small footprint, Simplified system design »more

NJ1030A - NJ2020

The NJ1030A is a GPS baseband processor targeting C/A code L1 GPS low power applications and offering WAAS/EGNOS support. »more

The NJ2020 is for host based applications: PDA or cellphone. It uses the host's resources, without requiring real-time connection using less than 7MIPS from the host. »more

NEX

Innovative Extended Ephemeris solution specifically targeted for mobile devices needing the ability to acquire positioning information "deep-indoors" or in harsh multi-path environments. NeX compacted firmware allows TTFF in cold-starts <5s via a number of transmission methods, and offers unparalleled accuracy. »more

NX3

NX3: the next generation of NemeriX single-package GPS receivers that incorporate RF and base-band. Integrated GPS IC with NJ1006A (RF front end) and NJ2020 (A-GPS base band) »more

State of the art hosted design for A-GPS

NemeriX' new A-GPS chipset is a hosted design optimized for integration into mobile phones, personal navigation devices (PNDs) and PDAs etc. The navigation software runs on the processor already built into these devices, making the best re-use of available resources with no incremental system costs. This design reduces both power consumption and total system cost and size.

The NX3 represents the next generation of NemeriX single-package GPS receivers that incorporate RF and base-band. It combines unmatched power, performance and accuracy, with the industry's smallest size and form factor, to deliver autonomous or assisted GPS capabilities to mobile devices across an array of wireless networks.

NemeriX' new NX3 exceeds the 3GPP 25.171 and TIA-916 performance requirements. This allows mobile phone emergency applications (E911, E112) and provides the performance and flexibility required to develop emerging Location Based Services (LBS) with indoor requirements. The host-based NX3 requires only 5-10 MIPs on the host processor, and delivers a power savings of more than 50-percent of competing products, all in a small 36mm2 (6mm x 6mm) form factor.