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For devices that use Global Positioning System satellite signals
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Static GPS delivered via standard antenna port
It's essentially a device that can be programmed to transmit any radio signal you want:
These SDR boards are known to be able to produce GPS signals:
bladeRF (pictured above)
HackRF
USRP
(To configure … one of those to send out GPS signals, you could use for example gps-sdr-sim, an open source Software-Defined GPS Signal Simulator.) …
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