GPS trackers with aGPS

aGPS

— auxiliary function that reduces the cold or warm start time of the GPS receiver. The principle of aGPS is that the device downloads data on the position of satellites not directly from the satellite, as with a traditional start, but through a mobile communication network. This can greatly speed up the start. aGPS is especially useful in the city, where the signal from satellites is strongly distorted by high-rise buildings, and mobile communications, on the contrary, work clearly.