Performance Analysis of Unambiguous Tracking Algorithms for BOC Modulated GNSS Signals
Xin Hui Lin, Jian Li, Lei Zhang, Feng Liu
Abstract
Xin Hui Lin, Jian Li, Lei Zhang, Feng Liu
Abstract
BOC modulation is a major modulation of the new generation GNSS systems. Compared with the existing BPSK modulation, BOC modulation has a better pseudo-code accuracy and better resistance to multipath and interference performance. However, BOC modulation also brings tracking ambiguity problem caused by the vice correlation peak. A series of algorithms have been proposed to eliminate ambiguity, such as Single Side lobe, CCRW ASPeCT, Bump-Jump, DET, and so on. The principle of these algorithms, achievement of difficulty and the performance is not the same. In this paper, a low-level BOC (1,1) signal and a higher order BOC (15,2.5) signal is taken into consideration, performance of those above mainstream algorithms to eliminate ambiguity is simulated and the resource depletion is analyzed. Then, a compatible algorithm is proposed to adapt different BOC signals. The research has a certain reference value for the receiver’s BOC tracking channel design and engineering implementation.
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BOC modulation is a major modulation of the new generation GNSS systems. Compared with the existing BPSK modulation, BOC modulation has a better pseudo-code accuracy and better resistance to multipath and interference performance. However, BOC modulation also brings tracking ambiguity problem caused by the vice correlation peak. A series of algorithms have been proposed to eliminate ambiguity, such as Single Side lobe, CCRW ASPeCT, Bump-Jump, DET, and so on. The principle of these algorithms, achievement of difficulty and the performance is not the same. In this paper, a low-level BOC (1,1) signal and a higher order BOC (15,2.5) signal is taken into consideration, performance of those above mainstream algorithms to eliminate ambiguity is simulated and the resource depletion is analyzed. Then, a compatible algorithm is proposed to adapt different BOC signals. The research has a certain reference value for the receiver’s BOC tracking channel design and engineering implementation.
Key concepts: Binary offset carrier modulation, GNSS applications, Modulation (music), Algorithm, Computer science, Multipath propagation, Electronic engineering, Interference (communication)