-
Location-
North America
-
Latin America
-
Asia Pacific
- |
- Sales & Service Partners
- |
- Contact Us
- |
AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGIES
-
Location
-
North America
-
Latin America
-
Asia Pacific
- |
- Sales & Service Partners
- |
- Contact Us
- |
Your browser is not supported.
For the best experience, please access this site using the latest version of the following browsers:
By closing this window you acknowledge that your experience on this website may be degraded.
HGuide n380 Inertial Navigation System
The HGuide n380 is an incredibly small, light-weight, self-contained, all-attitude Inertial Navigation System designed for applications where robust, continuous position and attitude navigation data is required.
The HGuide n380 is an incredibly small, light-weight, self-contained, all-attitude Inertial Navigation System designed for applications where robust, continuous position and attitude navigation data is required.
The HGuide n380 contains Honeywell’s leading edge i300 inertial measurement unit (IMU) and provides a powerful dual-antenna, multi-frequency, multi-constellation RTK capability.
Honeywell’s integration expertise blends the IMU and GNSS data to provide an accurate, robust navigation service to your application with all the functionalities that you need.
The HGuide n380 output data includes time stamped position, velocity, angular rate, linear acceleration, roll, pitch and heading information. In dual-antenna mode, the device supports GNSS-based heading measurements and initialization.
Key Honeywell Advantages:
- Honeywell proven navigation algorithms for air, land and sea.
- World-class inertial sensor development, calibration, and compensation.
- Proven reliability, dependability, and ruggedness.
- Accepts RTCM3 GNSS corrections.
- Highest performing Inertial Navigation System of its size, weight and price.
- Configuration flexibility. Only purchase the features you need.
- Multiple configurable communication ports.
- The HGuide n380 is not ITAR controlled. Its Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) is 7A994.
An inertial navigation system (INS) is comprised of an IMU, a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) receiver and sensor fusion software. These components work together to calculate position, orientation, and velocity to deliver critical navigation information in GNSS-denied areas like urban canyons, bridges, tunnels, mountains, parking garages and dense forests.
The heart of an INS system is its inertial measurement unit (IMU). This mechanism is composed of three orthogonal gyros and three orthogonal accelerometers.
Contact Us
Please complete the form to speak with a Honeywell inertial sensor and navigation product expert.
Related Content
-
Honeywell Builds on Long Legacy of MEMS Sensor TechnologyMEMS sensors are used to sense motion to orient your smartphone screen, trigger automobile airbags, enable the use of precision medical devices and much more.
-
Honeywell Expands Navigation Offerings to Provide More Options for Precise Data in Areas Without GPSHoneywell is introducing the HGuide n380, a new inertial navigation system that communicates position, orientation and velocity of an object — such as an autonomous vehicle or unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) — even when global navigation satellite signals are unavailable.
-
4 Interesting Facts About Inertial Navigation SystemsAn inertial navigation system (INS) calculates the location, orientation and velocity of a moving object without the need of GPS technology. Learn more.
