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-|  960-1164 ​   |  GPS    |  dBµV/​m ​ |       ​x ​     | Low level +|  960-1164 ​   |  GPS    |  dBµV/​m ​ |       ​x ​     | Band around GPS L5 
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-|  1610-1680 ​   |  GPS    |  dBµV/​m ​ |       ​x ​     | Low level +|  1610-1680 ​   |  GPS    |  dBµV/​m ​ |       ​x ​     | Band around GPS L2 
-|  5020-5100 ​   |  ​GPS    ​| ​ dBµV/​m ​ |       ​x ​     | Low level |+|  5020-5100 ​   |  ​   ​| ​ dBµV/​m ​ |       ​x ​     | DO-160 ​|
 ==== EMC Standards for Airborne Equipment ==== ==== EMC Standards for Airborne Equipment ====
 There are many EMC-standards in general, but for civil aviation the most often applied standard is the RTCA/​DO-160F. Further there is an important military standard called MIL STD 461F, although not applicable to the OpenVario, it gives valuable information about the EMC characteristics. ​ There are many EMC-standards in general, but for civil aviation the most often applied standard is the RTCA/​DO-160F. Further there is an important military standard called MIL STD 461F, although not applicable to the OpenVario, it gives valuable information about the EMC characteristics. ​