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Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology 2009;12(2):182-190.
A GPS Receiver Structure for Multi-beamforming
Geon-Woo Lee, Deok-Won Lim, Chang-Won Lee, Chan-Sik Park, Dong-Hwan Hwang, Sang-Jeong Lee
1Chungnam National University
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3Chungbuk National University
다중 빔 형성을 위한 GPS 수신기 구조
이건우, 임덕원, 이창원, 박찬식, 황동환, 이상정
1충남대학교
2국방과학연구소
3충북대학교
Abstract
GPS receivers can be disrupted by intentional or unintentional jamming, then it is unable to receive GPS signals and it is impossible to get the correct navigation results. Anti-jamming schemes using array antennas are being studied well due to high performance of those, and the efforts to apply them to GPS receiver are also being done. A GPS receiver structure for a multiple beam-forming scheme among those schemes has been proposed in this paper, and the performance is also compared with that using a general GPS receiver structure. For a general GPS receiver structure, each satellite signal which is formed by a beam-forming scheme is summed to be processed in a part of digital signal processing. For a proposed GPS receiver structure, however, each satellite signal is respectively processed by a designated channel in a part of digital signal processing. Finally, it is confirmed that the proposed GPS receiver structure is superior to a general GPS receiver structure in a point of the carrier to noise power ratio and the navigation accuracy using a software platform.
Key Words: GPS, Beam-Forming, Array Antenna, Anti-Jamming, Software Platform
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