On the Impact of RF Front-end Group Delay Variations on GLONASS Pseudorange Accuracy
Tobias Felhauer
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Tobias Felhauer
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In this Paper, first of all the impact of ditTerent group delay characteristics on the 1s GLONASS interchannel delay bias errors is analysed and discussed by theoretical analysis as well as by computer simulations. The result of these analysis is a quite simple, generic and novel algorithm which can be applied to evaluate the impact of any measured group delay characteristic on the GLONASS pseudorange accuracy. Furthermore it is shown that -just as in the ease of mukipath - by redueing the m-relator spacing within the Delay Look Loop (narrow correlating) the sensitivity against group delay variations ean be signitieantly redueed. Finally, the proposed evaluation algorithm is applied using typical group delay characteristics measured at the GLONASS RF front-end of the combined GPS/GLONASS receiver module ASN-22 developed by Dairnler-Benz Aerospaee, Ulm Germany.
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In this Paper, first of all the impact of ditTerent group delay characteristics on the 1s GLONASS interchannel delay bias errors is analysed and discussed by theoretical analysis as well as by computer simulations. The result of these analysis is a quite simple, generic and novel algorithm which can be applied to evaluate the impact of any measured group delay characteristic on the GLONASS pseudorange accuracy. Furthermore it is shown that -just as in the ease of mukipath - by redueing the m-relator spacing within the Delay Look Loop (narrow correlating) the sensitivity against group delay variations ean be signitieantly redueed. Finally, the proposed evaluation algorithm is applied using typical group delay characteristics measured at the GLONASS RF front-end of the combined GPS/GLONASS receiver module ASN-22 developed by Dairnler-Benz Aerospaee, Ulm Germany.
Key concepts: Pseudorange, GLONASS, Group delay and phase delay, Global Positioning System, Computer science, Algorithm, GNSS applications, Telecommunications