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Last edited by ceduajah; 07-06-2008 at 12:09.
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Bro TS, minta tolong dimasukkan juga A-GPS.. Soalnya baru saya liat yg ada cuman GPS doank.. A-GPS sepengetahuan saya adalah singkatan dari Assisted GPS dimana artinya peningkatan performa GPS dibantu dengan GPRS seperti aplikasi Nokia Map pada handphone Nokia.. Dengan A-GPS penentuan posisi menjadi lebih cepat dan lebih akurat karena dapat terhubung dengan server pembantu...
Berikut saya quote dari wikipedia:
Btw, bung momod, ini thread kok belum di-sticky juga sih??GPS is a satellite based positioning system. Assisted GPS, or A-GPS was introduced to enhance
performance. The development of A-GPS was accelerated by the U.S. FCC's E911 mandate making the
position of a cell phone available to emergency call dispatchers. [1]
(http://www.gpsworld.com/gpsworld/art...l.jsp?id=12287)
Conventional GPS then had difficulty providing reliable positions in poor signal conditions. For example
when surrounded by tall buildings (as a result of multipath), or when the satellite signals are weakened by
being indoors or under trees. Some newer receivers are far better.
In addition, when first turned on in these conditions, some non-A-GPS units may not be able to download
the almanac and ephemeris information from the GPS satellites, rendering them unable to function until a
clear signal can be received continuously for up to one minute.
An A-GPS receiver can address these problems in several ways, using an Assistance Server:
The Assistance Server can locate the phone roughly by what cell site it is connected to on the cellular
network.
The Assistance Server has a good satellite signal, and lots of computation power, so it can compare
fragmentary signals relayed to it by cell phones, with the satellite signal it receives directly, and then
inform the cell phone or emergency services of the cell phone's position.
It can supply orbital data for the GPS satellites to the cell phone, enabling the cell phone to lock to the
satellites when it otherwise could not, and autonomously calculate its position.
It can have better knowledge of ionospheric conditions and other errors affecting the GPS signal than
the cell phone alone, enabling more precise calculation of position. (See also Wide Area
Augmentation System)
Some A-GPS solutions require an active connection to a cell phone (or other data) network to function, in
others [2] (http://www.globallocate.com/A-GPS/A-GPS_Frameset.htm) [3]
(http://www.globallocate.com/SEMICOND...N_Frameset.htm) it simply makes
positioning faster and more accurate, but is not required.
As an additional benefit, it can reduce both the amount of CPU and programming required for a GPS Phone
by offloading most of the work onto the assistance server. (This is not a large amount for a basic GPS -
many early GPSs ran on 386/16 or similar hardware).
High Sensitivity GPS is an allied technology, that addresses some of the same issues in a way that does not
require additional infrastructure. It notably cannot provide instant fixes when the phone has been off for
some time, that some forms of A-GPS can.![]()
ada yg udah PM momodnya belom?? kalo cuma jerit2 di thread, siapa yg bisa tau??Originally Posted by RULES
btw, untuk thread sticky, postingan gak penting di buang yah...
Kirain bung momod ngikutin thread ini juga.. Ok, masukan juga untuk saya dan teman2 harus PM momod terlebih dahulu agar dijadikan sticky..
Sukses bung momod![]()
CTRL+S dulu ah...![]()
keren....
jadi inget jaman kuliah...
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asyiik,, dapet tambahan ilmu lagi nih...
@ ceduajah : Ijin copas bro...
lho,, emang ada ya di pelajaran kuliah bos? wah, pas gua lagi bolos nih..![]()
edukatif banget tritnya gan.. sesekali boleh diupdate kalo ada istilah baru.
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