As high-dynamics and weak-signal are of two primary concerns of navigation using Global Navigation Satellite System(GNSS)signals,an acquisition algorithm based on threetime fractional Fourier transform(FRFT)is present...As high-dynamics and weak-signal are of two primary concerns of navigation using Global Navigation Satellite System(GNSS)signals,an acquisition algorithm based on threetime fractional Fourier transform(FRFT)is presented to simplify the calculation effectively.Firstly,the correlation results similar to linear frequency modulated(LFM)signals are derived on the basis of the high dynamic GNSS signal model.Then,the principle of obtaining the optimum rotation angle is analyzed,which is measured by FRFT projection lengths with two selected rotation angles.Finally,Doppler shift,Doppler rate,and code phase are accurately estimated in a real-time and low signal to noise ratio(SNR)wireless communication system.The theoretical analysis and simulation results show that the fast FRFT algorithm can accurately estimate the high dynamic parameters by converting the traditional two-dimensional search process to only three times FRFT.While the acquisition performance is basically the same,the computational complexity and running time are greatly reduced,which is more conductive to practical application.展开更多
Navigation and positioning in harsh environments is still a great challenge for many applications. Collective Detection (CD) is a powerful approach for acquiring highly attenuated satellite signals in challenging envi...Navigation and positioning in harsh environments is still a great challenge for many applications. Collective Detection (CD) is a powerful approach for acquiring highly attenuated satellite signals in challenging environments, because of its capacity to process all visible satellites collectively taking advantage of the spatial correlation between GNSS signals as a vector acquisition scheme. CD combines the correlator outputs of satellite channels and projects them onto the position/clock bias domain in order to enhance the overall GNSS signal detection probability. In CD, the code phase search for all satellites in view is mapped into a receiver position/clock bias grid and the satellite signals are not acquired individually but collectively. In this concept, a priori knowledge of satellite ephemeris and reference location are provided to the user. Furthermore, CD addresses some of the inherent drawbacks of the conventional acquisition at the expenses of an increased computational cost. CD techniques are computationally intensive because of the significant number of candidate points in the position-time domain. The aim of this paper is to describe the operation of the CD approach incorporating new methods and architectures to address both the complexity and sensitivity problems. The first method consists of hybridizing the collective detection approach with some correlation techniques and coupling it with a better technique for Doppler frequency estimate. For that, a new scheme with less calculation load is proposed in order to accelerate the detection and location process. Then, high sensitivity acquisition techniques using long coherent integration and non-coherent integration are used in order to improve the performance of the CD algorithm.展开更多
The pseudo-random noise (PRN) code modulated in satellite navigation signals impacts the system positioning performance directly, and the code monitoring is one of the key technologies. However, the received signal is...The pseudo-random noise (PRN) code modulated in satellite navigation signals impacts the system positioning performance directly, and the code monitoring is one of the key technologies. However, the received signal is often buried in noise, and the ranging codes can not visible in time domain. Considering local clock bias, the signal model in transmission link is derived in this paper, and a PRN code blind-decoding method is proposed also. It calculates the signal’s cyclic spectrum by using fast Fourier transform accumulation method (FAM), and estimates the code rate and Doppler frequency making use of the noise eliminating characteristic in non-zero cycle frequency cross-section. Wiped off the Doppler shift, the navigation message or secondary code bits are determined and removed by slide-correlating a small slice of itself with the whole data. The start of the code is determined by stacking multiple periods of the whole data into a code period, and then the whole data is shifted to the start of the PRN code, and is restacked. Then the individual period of PRN code is estimated. An experiment for the proposed algorithm is performed by simulated vector signal analyzer (VSA) collected data. The results indicate that the algorithm is effective and reliable.展开更多
Weak global navigation satellite system（GNSS） signal acquisition has been a limitation for high sensitivity GPS receivers. This paper modifies the traditional acquisition algorithms and proposes a new weak GNSS sign...Weak global navigation satellite system（GNSS） signal acquisition has been a limitation for high sensitivity GPS receivers. This paper modifies the traditional acquisition algorithms and proposes a new weak GNSS signal acquisition method using re-scaling and adaptive stochastic resonance（SR）. The adoption of classical SR is limited to low-frequency and periodic signals. Given that GNSS signal frequency is high and that the periodic feature of the GNSS signal is affected by the Doppler frequency shift, classical SR methods cannot be directly used to acquire GNSS signals. Therefore, the re-scaling technique is used in our study to expand its usage to high-frequency signals and adaptive control technique is used to gradually determine the Doppler shift effect in GNSS signal buried in strong noises. The effectiveness of our proposed method was verified by the simulations on GPS L1 signals. The simulation results indicate that the new algorithm based on SR can reach-181 d BW sensitivity with a very short data length of 1 ms.展开更多
Satellite signal simulator for global navigation satellite system(GNSS)can evaluate the accuracy of capturing,tracing and positioning of GNSS receiver.It has significant use-value in the military and civil fields.The ...Satellite signal simulator for global navigation satellite system(GNSS)can evaluate the accuracy of capturing,tracing and positioning of GNSS receiver.It has significant use-value in the military and civil fields.The system adopts the overall design scheme of digital signal processor(DSP)and field-programmable gate array(FPGA).It consists of four modules:industrial control computer simulation software,mid-frequency signal generator,digital-to-analog(D/A)module and radio frequency(RF)module.In this paper,we test the dynamic performance of simulator using the dynamic scenes testing method,and the signal generated by the designed simulator is primarily validated.展开更多
基金supported by Shenzhen Science and Technology Program(JCYJ20180508152046428).
文摘As high-dynamics and weak-signal are of two primary concerns of navigation using Global Navigation Satellite System(GNSS)signals,an acquisition algorithm based on threetime fractional Fourier transform(FRFT)is presented to simplify the calculation effectively.Firstly,the correlation results similar to linear frequency modulated(LFM)signals are derived on the basis of the high dynamic GNSS signal model.Then,the principle of obtaining the optimum rotation angle is analyzed,which is measured by FRFT projection lengths with two selected rotation angles.Finally,Doppler shift,Doppler rate,and code phase are accurately estimated in a real-time and low signal to noise ratio(SNR)wireless communication system.The theoretical analysis and simulation results show that the fast FRFT algorithm can accurately estimate the high dynamic parameters by converting the traditional two-dimensional search process to only three times FRFT.While the acquisition performance is basically the same,the computational complexity and running time are greatly reduced,which is more conductive to practical application.
文摘Navigation and positioning in harsh environments is still a great challenge for many applications. Collective Detection (CD) is a powerful approach for acquiring highly attenuated satellite signals in challenging environments, because of its capacity to process all visible satellites collectively taking advantage of the spatial correlation between GNSS signals as a vector acquisition scheme. CD combines the correlator outputs of satellite channels and projects them onto the position/clock bias domain in order to enhance the overall GNSS signal detection probability. In CD, the code phase search for all satellites in view is mapped into a receiver position/clock bias grid and the satellite signals are not acquired individually but collectively. In this concept, a priori knowledge of satellite ephemeris and reference location are provided to the user. Furthermore, CD addresses some of the inherent drawbacks of the conventional acquisition at the expenses of an increased computational cost. CD techniques are computationally intensive because of the significant number of candidate points in the position-time domain. The aim of this paper is to describe the operation of the CD approach incorporating new methods and architectures to address both the complexity and sensitivity problems. The first method consists of hybridizing the collective detection approach with some correlation techniques and coupling it with a better technique for Doppler frequency estimate. For that, a new scheme with less calculation load is proposed in order to accelerate the detection and location process. Then, high sensitivity acquisition techniques using long coherent integration and non-coherent integration are used in order to improve the performance of the CD algorithm.
基金Sponsored by the National Nature Science Foundation of China (2008AA12Z302)
文摘The pseudo-random noise (PRN) code modulated in satellite navigation signals impacts the system positioning performance directly, and the code monitoring is one of the key technologies. However, the received signal is often buried in noise, and the ranging codes can not visible in time domain. Considering local clock bias, the signal model in transmission link is derived in this paper, and a PRN code blind-decoding method is proposed also. It calculates the signal’s cyclic spectrum by using fast Fourier transform accumulation method (FAM), and estimates the code rate and Doppler frequency making use of the noise eliminating characteristic in non-zero cycle frequency cross-section. Wiped off the Doppler shift, the navigation message or secondary code bits are determined and removed by slide-correlating a small slice of itself with the whole data. The start of the code is determined by stacking multiple periods of the whole data into a code period, and then the whole data is shifted to the start of the PRN code, and is restacked. Then the individual period of PRN code is estimated. An experiment for the proposed algorithm is performed by simulated vector signal analyzer (VSA) collected data. The results indicate that the algorithm is effective and reliable.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61202078)
文摘Weak global navigation satellite system（GNSS） signal acquisition has been a limitation for high sensitivity GPS receivers. This paper modifies the traditional acquisition algorithms and proposes a new weak GNSS signal acquisition method using re-scaling and adaptive stochastic resonance（SR）. The adoption of classical SR is limited to low-frequency and periodic signals. Given that GNSS signal frequency is high and that the periodic feature of the GNSS signal is affected by the Doppler frequency shift, classical SR methods cannot be directly used to acquire GNSS signals. Therefore, the re-scaling technique is used in our study to expand its usage to high-frequency signals and adaptive control technique is used to gradually determine the Doppler shift effect in GNSS signal buried in strong noises. The effectiveness of our proposed method was verified by the simulations on GPS L1 signals. The simulation results indicate that the new algorithm based on SR can reach-181 d BW sensitivity with a very short data length of 1 ms.
基金Shanxi Provincial Science and Technology Research Fund(No.2012021013-6)
文摘Satellite signal simulator for global navigation satellite system(GNSS)can evaluate the accuracy of capturing,tracing and positioning of GNSS receiver.It has significant use-value in the military and civil fields.The system adopts the overall design scheme of digital signal processor(DSP)and field-programmable gate array(FPGA).It consists of four modules:industrial control computer simulation software,mid-frequency signal generator,digital-to-analog(D/A)module and radio frequency(RF)module.In this paper,we test the dynamic performance of simulator using the dynamic scenes testing method,and the signal generated by the designed simulator is primarily validated.
