SEDEN is a high-precision, high-dynamic GNSS receiver designed for defense and aerospace applications. It supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou with multi-band capability, providing reliable position, velocity, and time even in harsh electronic warfare environments. With built-in anti-spoofing and advanced ECCM techniques, SEDEN ensures resilient navigation. Its compact, lightweight, and low-power (SWaP-optimized) design makes it ideal for UAVs, guided munitions, rockets, and tactical missile systems.

Why Choose the SEDEN GNSS Receiver?

• Highly Accurate and Precise Positioning GNSS Technology

• High-Performance Multi-Band GNSS Antennas

• Rugged Design for Harsh Environments

• Easy Integration into Multi-Platforms

• Operational with Several Platforms

What Is the SEDEN GNSS Receiver Used For?

• UAVs

• Missiles

• Aerial Targets

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SEDEN GNSS Receiver?

SEDEN is a high-precision, high-dynamic GNSS receiver designed for defense and aerospace applications. It supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou with multi-band capability, providing reliable position, velocity, and time even in harsh electronic warfare environments.

Does the SEDEN GNSS Receiver support RTK positioning?

Supported correction methods and accuracy figures are listed in the specifications above. For centimeter-level RTK workflows you will also need a corrections source (base station or NTRIP service); Leo Drive can advise on a complete setup around the SEDEN GNSS Receiver.

Where is the SEDEN GNSS Receiver available?

The SEDEN GNSS Receiver is available through Leo Drive in the following region: Türkiye. For other regions, please contact Leo Drive.

How can I get the datasheet and technical documents for the SEDEN GNSS Receiver?

Please contact Leo Drive to request the datasheet, user manual and other technical documents for the SEDEN GNSS Receiver.

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