Applying a BOC-PRN discriminator to cosine phased BOC( f s , f c ) modulation
Jun Wu, Andrew G. Dempster
Abstract
Jun Wu, Andrew G. Dempster
Abstract
The extended binary offset carrier-pseudorandom noise (BOC-PRN) discriminator is shown to work efficiently for the new cosine phased BOC (fs,fc) signals defined for global navigation satellite systems, where n (=2fs/fc) is an arbitrary even integer. The new unambiguous code discriminator provides good multipath mitigation performance for medium delays.
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The extended binary offset carrier-pseudorandom noise (BOC-PRN) discriminator is shown to work efficiently for the new cosine phased BOC (fs,fc) signals defined for global navigation satellite systems, where n (=2fs/fc) is an arbitrary even integer. The new unambiguous code discriminator provides good multipath mitigation performance for medium delays.
Key concepts: Discriminator, Binary offset carrier modulation, Multipath mitigation, Pseudorandom noise, Pseudorandom number generator, Offset (computer science), Modulation (music), Multipath propagation