In this letter, a new rapid and accurate synchronization scheme based on PMF-FFT for high dynamic GPS receiver is proposed, with a fine Doppler frequency estimation inserted between the acquisition and tracking modules. Fine Doppler estimation is firstly achieved through a simple interpolation of the PMF-FFT outputs in terms of LSE criterion. Then a high dynamic tracking loop based on UKF is designed to verify the synchronization speed and accuracy. Numerical results show that the fine frequency estimation can closely approach the CRB, and the high dynamic receiver can obtain fine synchronization rapidly just through a very narrow bandwidth. The simplicity and low complexity give the proposed scheme a strong and practical-oriented ability, even for weak GPS signals.
Huiling HOU
Chinese Academy of Sciences,University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Kang WU
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Yijun CHEN
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Xuwen LIANG
Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Huiling HOU, Kang WU, Yijun CHEN, Xuwen LIANG, "A New Rapid and Accurate Synchronization Scheme Based on PMF-FFT for High Dynamic GPS Receiver" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E100-A, no. 12, pp. 3075-3080, December 2017, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E100.A.3075.
Abstract: In this letter, a new rapid and accurate synchronization scheme based on PMF-FFT for high dynamic GPS receiver is proposed, with a fine Doppler frequency estimation inserted between the acquisition and tracking modules. Fine Doppler estimation is firstly achieved through a simple interpolation of the PMF-FFT outputs in terms of LSE criterion. Then a high dynamic tracking loop based on UKF is designed to verify the synchronization speed and accuracy. Numerical results show that the fine frequency estimation can closely approach the CRB, and the high dynamic receiver can obtain fine synchronization rapidly just through a very narrow bandwidth. The simplicity and low complexity give the proposed scheme a strong and practical-oriented ability, even for weak GPS signals.
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