A novel tracking algorithm for BOC(n, n) signals
Xianxu Li, Qing Chang
Abstract
Xianxu Li, Qing Chang
Abstract
It is well known that Binary Offset Carrier (BOC) modulated signal has been chosen for the next generation satellite navigation system. The work presented in this paper introduces an improved novel architecture for the tracking loop which is tailored for the alignment of a BOC(1,1) modulated signal. Compared with the architecture described in the work of Fine and Wilson (1999), the proposed one here is able to double tracking accuracy and keeping the overall complexity of the required taps. An unambiguous time-based algorithm for discriminator is introduced in this paper which makes this architecture more realistic.
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It is well known that Binary Offset Carrier (BOC) modulated signal has been chosen for the next generation satellite navigation system. The work presented in this paper introduces an improved novel architecture for the tracking loop which is tailored for the alignment of a BOC(1,1) modulated signal. Compared with the architecture described in the work of Fine and Wilson (1999), the proposed one here is able to double tracking accuracy and keeping the overall complexity of the required taps. An unambiguous time-based algorithm for discriminator is introduced in this paper which makes this architecture more realistic.
Key concepts: Binary offset carrier modulation, Discriminator, Computer science, Offset (computer science), Algorithm, Tracking (education), Architecture, SIGNAL (programming language)