By allowing this three parameters: GPS week number, GPS Day number and delta for next leap second, the user can specify leap events. This is helpful for testing the management of leap events in for example GNSS receivers.
-L <wnslf,dn,dtslf> leap event in GPS week number, day number, next leap second e.g. 2347,3,17
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By allowing this three parameters: GPS week number, GPS Day number and delta for next leap second, the user can specify leap events. This is helpful for testing the management of leap events in for example GNSS receivers.
-L <wnslf,dn,dtslf> leap event in GPS week number, day number, next leap second e.g. 2347,3,17
Example: $ ./gps-sdr-sim -e brdc0870.24n -l 42.3569048,-71.2564075,0 -b 8 -d 3600 -T 2024/12/31,23:55 -L 2347,3,17 Using static location mode. xyz = 1516816.7, -4470040.2, 4274982.1 llh = 42.356905, -71.256407, 0.0 Start time = 2024/12/31,23:55:00 (2347:258900) Duration = 3600.0 [sec]
We have successfully tested with HackRF SDR. The bounds for the three parameters wnlsf, dn, dtslf perhaps are not fully accurate.