SBG Systems | EKINOX-E - Marine MRU
Marine INS and MRU for an external GNSS receiver: 0.02° roll/pitch, 0.03° heading and heave output at 200 Hz, for vessels and hydrography.
Marine INS and MRU for an external GNSS receiver: 0.02° roll/pitch, 0.03° heading and heave output at 200 Hz, for vessels and hydrography.
Marine INS and MRU for an external GNSS receiver: 0.02° roll/pitch, 0.03° heading and heave output at 200 Hz, for vessels and hydrography.
Ekinox-E belongs to Ekinox series line of very high performance, MEMS-based Inertial Systems which achieve exceptional orientation and navigation performance in a compact and affordable package. It is an Inertial Navigation System (INS), that provides both orientation and navigation data even during GNSS outages. To improve orientation accuracy, connect your Ekinox-E to an external aiding equipment such as GNSS receivers, 1xDVL or odometer. SBG Systems developed dedicated “split” cables to simplify the integration with external equipment.
Ordering options for SBG Systems' Ekinox-E:
CA-AEK-PWR-3M | 3 meters sealed power cable
CA-AEK-MAIN-ETH-2.5M | 2.5 meters unsealed main cable that supports Ethernet communications (Fischer/RJ45)
CA-AEK-MAIN-RS232-3M | 3 meters sealed main cable that supports Ethernet, CAN and RS-232 communications (Fischer/Wire Ended)
CA-AEK-AUX-3M | 3 meters sealed auxiliary cable that supports RS-232 and RS-422 communications
Other Cable Options:
CA-AEK-MAIN-RS422-3M | 3 meters sealed main cable that supports Ethernet, CAN and RS-422 communications
CA-AEK-SPLIT-MAIN-0.5M | Ekinox/Apogee MAIN Split Cable: 0.5 meter sealed main cable splitter that supports, Ethernet (RJ45), CAN (DB9), SYNC IN A (SMA) and PORTA (DB9 with RS232 + SYNC OUT)
What is the Ekinox-E?
Ekinox-E belongs to Ekinox series line of very high performance, MEMS-based Inertial Systems which achieve exceptional orientation and navigation performance in a compact and affordable package. It is an Inertial Navigation Systems (INS), that provides both orientation and navigation data even during GNSS outages.
Why use a GNSS-aided INS like the Ekinox-E instead of GNSS alone?
A GNSS-aided INS fuses inertial measurements with satellite positioning, so the Ekinox-E keeps delivering accurate position, roll, pitch and heading during GNSS outages — in tunnels, urban canyons or under jamming — where a standalone GNSS receiver would fail.
Where is the Ekinox-E available?
The Ekinox-E is available through Leo Drive in the following region: Turkey. For other regions, please contact Leo Drive.
How can I get the datasheet and technical documents for the Ekinox-E?
Please contact Leo Drive to request the datasheet, user manual and other technical documents for the Ekinox-E.
The Ekinox-E is part of the Inertial Navigation Systems range at Leo Drive. Browse all autonomous vehicle sensors and components, or talk to our engineering team about integration in your project.