High-accuracy receiver

Trimble is introducing its advanced BD9250, a dual-frequency OEM GNSS receiver module that supports Trimble RTX correction services. The receiver is designed to deliver high-accuracy positioning for a range of high-volume, autonomous-ready applications used in the construction sector.
September 29, 2022 Read time: 1 min
Trimble’s new receiver system is said to offer centimetre-accuracy for positioning and location duties in the construction sector

The BD9250 is a compact receiver with an industry-standard form factor and pinout, allowing for easy system integration and configuration. Equipped with Trimble’s advanced ProPoint positioning engine, the BD9250 can deliver robust and accurate positioning according to the firm. The BD9250 receiver is compatible with Trimble RTX correction services or RTK and is also said to support all major GNSS constellations, including GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, QZSS and NavIC. Support for the Indian NavIC S-Band signal is also available with the Trimble BD9250s version. The unit includes the capability to enable system integrators to choose either the L2 orL5 frequency to optimise signal performance and maximise the number of measurements available to the GNSS engine.

The BD9250 is said to provide centimetre-level RTX accuracy, but without the need of a base station. It is suited to use in high-volume autonomy applications that require precise positioning, without sacrificing accuracy, availability or integrity.

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