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Acquisition is the first stage of a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receiver and has the goal to determine which signals are in view and provide rough estimates of the signal parameters. The main objective of the thesis was to provide a complete and cohesive analysis of the acquisition process clarifying different aspects often neglected in the literature. The thesis provides the statistical tools required for the characterization of the acquisition process. In particular, the signal presence is determined by searching several candidates for the signal code delay and Doppler frequency which define a cell of the acquisition search space. Thus, the acquisition process is characterized by the strategy adopted for searching for the signal ... toggle 5 keywords

GNSS signal acquisition BOC interference composite signals

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Author
Daniele, Borio
Institution
Politecnico di Torino
Supervisors
Publication Year
2008
Upload Date
Sept. 15, 2014

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