Secondary code determination in a snapshot receiver based upon transmission time alignment
The carrier phase ready coherent acquisition of a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) snapshot signal includes receiving in a snapshot receiver different GNSS signals from correspondingly different GNSS satellites, and performing multi-hypothesis (MH) acquisition upon each of GNSS signal in or...
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Format | Patent |
Language | English |
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02.04.2024
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Summary: | The carrier phase ready coherent acquisition of a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) snapshot signal includes receiving in a snapshot receiver different GNSS signals from correspondingly different GNSS satellites, and performing multi-hypothesis (MH) acquisition upon each of GNSS signal in order to produce a complete set of secondary code index hypotheses, each hypothesis producing a corresponding acquisition result according to an identified peak at a correct code-phase and Doppler frequency. The secondary code index hypotheses are adjusted for each different GNSS signal based upon a flight time difference determined for each GNSS satellite, so as to produce a new set of hypotheses. Finally, one of the hypotheses in the new set may be selected as a correct hypothesis according to a predominate common index amongst the hypotheses in the new set, and the acquisition results for each of the different GNSS signals may be filtered utilizing the correct hypothesis. |
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Bibliography: | Application Number: US202117494249 |