Tic-tac, hochpräzise Uhr im Labor!

19 Mai 2020

Die Frequenzstabilität ist eine Schlüsseleigenschaft von Oszillatoren, die für radiowissenschaftliche Experimente im Weltraum von größter Bedeutung ist. Eine neue Klasse von Atomuhren im Chip-Maßstab mit geringem Leistungsbedarf hat das Potenzial, Radioexperimente von kleinen Satellitenplattformen aus zu ermöglichen. Am Institut erforschen wir die Möglichkeiten dieser faszinierenden Technologie!

Aktuelles

ISTA Presenting at the ION-GNSS+ 2024 in Baltimore!

JOB VACANCY

Instituts-BBQ Juli 2024

20 years of Munich Satellite Navigation Summit

IPPW 2024

European Navigation Conference 2024

During the 22nd – 24th of May the European Navigation Conference (ENC) took place at the ESA ESTEC site in Noordwijk, the Netherlands. Contributing with one presentation and two posters, Mohamed Bochkati and Florian Binder from the Institute of Space Applications and Space Technology were present at the conference, presenting results of the projects of HAND-CD, GOOSE - VTL and WESIS - β. The full papers will be found in the Conference proceedings after release. For more Information about the conference, click here.

Measurement Campaign Firefly

A measurement campaign was initiated to test a navigation system developed by UniBwM, RWTH Aachen University and Work Microwave GmbH that supports the user in environments with low visibility of satellites