NASA NTRS · 19890000280
Chip Advancer For GPS Receiver
Abstract
Instrument errors made negligible. For each integration interval, both delay and rate of change of delay initialized to small fraction of chip - for example, to order of 10 to the negative 7th power - thereby making feedback control and extraction of delay highly accurate and flexible. With appropriate selection of sampling rate relative to chip rate, commensurability errors reduced to extremely small levels. In Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver, pseudorandom code sequence generated by simple digital logic incorporating effects of time, delay, and rate of change of delay. Flexibility in starting time and sum interval very useful in aligning correlation interval with beginnings and endings of data bits.
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Meehan, Thomas K., Srinivasan, Jeffrey M., Thomas, J. Brooks. 1989-06-01. Chip Advancer For GPS Receiver. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000280
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