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As an Advanced Semiconductor Systems Architect specializing in Navigation and Sensor Fusion, I have analyzed the provided material concerning the STMicroelectronics (ST) Tessio 6 GNSS receiver and the ASM 330 LH Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU). The context is a product demonstration from CES focusing on high-integrity positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT).

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This presentation details the capabilities of the STMicroelectronics Tessio 6 quad-band GNSS receiver, often paired with the ASM 330 LH IMU, to deliver high-integrity positioning solutions, particularly against modern threats like jamming and spoofing. The Tessio 6 chipset is highly modular, supporting single-band through quad-band (quad-constellation) operation, and outputs raw measurements for host-based RTK applications, while also providing integrated, free-of-charge dead reckoning libraries and a precise timing clock. A critical feature for resiliency is independent L5 acquisition, as L1 is noted to be more susceptible to interference; a dedicated 'B' variant of the chip is available with enhanced safety monitors for high-integrity use cases. The product portfolio is rounded out by the Tessio 6 Plus (with a separate core for proprietary positioning algorithms) and two industry-standard footprint modules (Tessio 6LA and Tessio VIX 6A). The system achieves centimeter-level accuracy by leveraging a partner ecosystem, specifically citing SGNSS technology from Focal Point for multi-path mitigation and the use of a separate positioning engine (e.g., .1 Nav) running against raw measurements derived from the Tessio 6 for real-time comparison against a truth reference system.

Reviewing the Tessio 6/ASM 330 LH System: Centimeter-Level PNT Resiliency

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