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Global Positioning System (GPS), General Mobile Satellite System (GMSS), and Multifunctional Systems/Components (MCS) antenna fields have become increasingly important. With the advancement of modern communication technology, the components in these three fields are enabling applications such as navigation systems, auto-tracking, and global surveillance. In addition, GPS and GMSS provide various services and facilitate the development of expedition activities, defense applications, communications, and mobile data services.

GPS is a satellite-based navigation system that is widely used for navigation purposes, including for cars, aircraft, and automobiles. It is a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) composed of 24 satellites orbiting around the Earth. Each satellite orbits at an altitude of 20,200 km and provides a signal, which is used to calculate the location of receivers on the ground. The GPS system is based on the principle of trilateration, which is the measurement of the distance between a satellite and a receiving point. The GPS system utilizes the Global Positioning System (GPS) Signal, which is transmitted by the satellites, and it uses the signal to determine the position, time, and other information of the receivers on the ground.

General Mobile Satellite System (GMSS) is a short-range, satellite-based communication system with which GSM, GPRS, CDMA, and EDGE networks can be accessed. The GMSS uses transceivers, usually located on the vehicle and installed in the car, to communicate with base stations on the ground. The GMSS transceiver sends and receives information via satellite signals. GMSS is designed to provide wireless services to remote areas, where cellular services are not available. The GMSS is ideal for communication systems such as disaster management, civil security, and emergency services.

Multifunctional Systems/Components (MCS), such as antennas, transceivers, transmitters, and receivers, are components used for the transmission and reception of signals in a communication system. The antenna is a transducer used to transmit and receive radio waves. It converts electrical signals into electromagnetic waves, which are then transmitted through the air. The receiver receives the signal and converts it back to the electrical signal. An antenna can be used for many different applications, such as broadcasting, satellite reception, direction finding, and wireless communication.

GPS, GMSS, and MCS antenna fields are an important part of the communication network. GPS is used for navigation purposes and data transmission. GMSS is used for wireless services in remote locations. And, MCS is used for the transmission and reception of signals. All of these components are essential for efficient communication networks and enable the realization of communication systems such as navigational systems and auto-tracking.

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