Student Master's thesis: GNSS interference detection - Entwicklung, Forschung, IT

Estimating the transmission position of GNSS jammers using distributed, time-synchronised GNSS receivers.

• Literature review on existing implementations
• Defining synchronisation requirements
• Selecting and simulating suitable approaches* Setting up a real-world measurement system and conducting tests
• Evaluating test results

• Currently studying aerospace engineering, computer science, mathematics, physics or a comparable degree programme
• Degree in electrical engineering (B.Sc)
• Experience with the use of SDRs
• Experience in digital signal processing
• Ability to work as part of a team
• Good command of German and English

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