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New brain for Galileo

New brain for Galileo

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Twelve Galileo Second Generation (G2) satellites are set to join the current fleet in the coming years, bringing new positioning, navigation and timing capabilities. Among the new features is a new signal generation module, described as the spacecraft's "brain."

Twelve Galileo Second Generation (G2) satellites will join the current fleet in the coming years. They will deliver unprecedented positioning, navigation and timing capabilities thanks to an array of new features, including a new signal generation module, the ‘brain' of the spacecraft.

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