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Abstract The research described by this thesis was undertaken at a very timely moment in the development of global navigation satellite systems (GNSS). During the course of this work the signal structure of an entirely new generation of GNSS signals was been defined. The first satellites producing a new range of different coding and modulation schemes have been launched, initiating the modernisation of the American GPS and the introduction of the European Galileo system.
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ADVANCED GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE
SYSTEM RECEIVER DESIGN
Thesis Submitted for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
Paul Blunt
University of Surrey,
Surrey Space Centre
Academic Supervisor: Dr Stephen Hodgart
Industrial Supervisor: Dr Martin Unwin
February 2007
Abstract
The research described by this thesis was undertaken at a very timely moment in the
development of global navigation satellite systems (GNSS). During the course of this
work the signal structure of an entirely new generation of GNSS signals was been
defined. The first satellites producing a new range of different coding and modulation
schemes have been launched, initiating the modernisation of the American GPS and
the introduction of the European Galileo system.
An important aspect of the new signal structure for both GPS modernisation and
Galileo is an entirely new kind of modulation called BOC (Binary Offset Carrier).
Despite certain advantages this modulation comes with the notorious characteristic of
a multi-peaked correlation function. In our view all known receivers, or receiver
principles, have problems with this: either because the receiver is not fail safe and is
potentially unreliable (the so-called bump-jumping receiver); or the multi-peaks are
eliminated at the very substantial cost in much degraded accuracy. During my
research under Dr Hodgart what seems to be an entirely new and original method has
been developed which entirely solves the problem of tracking BOC. The problem of
multi-peaks goes away and there is no loss of potential accuracy. This thesis
describes in detail this invention and the first experimental results.
This research was carried out at the University of Surrey under the joint supervision
of Surrey Space Centre and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. Shortly before this work
began SSTL achieved a contract to design and build the first ever test satellite (Giove-
A) of the Galileo signals and technology. This research contributed to the design and
manufacture of a Galileo signal generator which was flown on-board the satellite
(launched December 2005). Expanding upon SSTL’s existing designs this work
enabled the design and creation appropriate receivers to monitor the transmissions
both in ground based emulations and real live tests after launch. These designs are
intended to be the core of future SSTL space receivers. This thesis describes in detail
the creation of both transmitter and receiver architectures for the testing and
evaluation of GNSS signals.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction..........................................................................................................16
1.1 The CASE PhD studentship.........................................................................16
1.2 The future of GNSS .....................................................................................17
1.3 Outline of thesis ...........................................................................................20
2 Background, motivation and goals ......................................................................23
2.1 SSC, SSTL, satellites and GPS....................................................................23
2.2 Research objectives and goals .....................................................................25
3 Signal characteristics ...........................................................................................29
3.1 Heritage GPS signal characteristics .............................................................29
3.2 GPS modernised signal characteristics ........................................................37
3.3 Galileo signal characteristics .......................................................................44
4 PSK and BOC signals ..........................................................................................50
4.1 Signal spectra and bandwidth ......................................................................50
4.2 Correlation functions ...................................................................................54
4.3 Theoretical timing measurement of PSK modulated signals.......................58
4.4 Theoretical timing measurement of BOC modulated signals ......................63
4.5 PSK and BOC multipath analysis................................................................67
5 Receiver theory ....................................................................................................75
5.1 Searching for PSK signals ...........................................................................76
5.2 Tracking PSK signals...................................................................................84
5.3 Searching for BOC signals...........................................................................90
5.4 Tracking BOC signals..................................................................................99
5.4.1 BOC tracking using a single sideband ...............................................100
5.4.2 BOC tracking with multiple gate discriminators ...............................101
5.4.3 The bump-jumping algorithm............................................................105
5.4.4 The effect of distortion on the BJ algorithm......................................112
5.4.5 The effect of multipath on the BJ algorithm......................................116
5.4.6 Hardware requirements of BOC tracking techniques ........................118
5.4.7 Comparison of BOC tracking schemes..............................................118
6 BOC tracking with double estimation receiver..................................................120
6.1 The coherent BOC double estimator..........................................................120
6.2 The incoherent BOC double estimator ......................................................130
6.3 The DE AltBOC receiver...........................................................................133
6.4 Simulated performance of DE BOC ..........................................................135
6.5 The effect of asymmetry ............................................................................139
6.6 Integrity of the DE BOC receiver ..............................................................140
6.7 Hardware requirements of the DE BOC receiver ......................................143
6.8 Summary of the advantages of a DE BOC receiver ..................................144
7 GNSS signal generators and the Giove-A satellite ............................................146
7.1 The Giove-A mission and payload ............................................................146
7.2 Digital noise synthesis ...............................................................................158
8 The SGR receivers and the PIF receiver............................................................163
8.1 The SSTL receiver hardware .....................................................................163
8.2 SGR acquisition and tracking loops...........................................................169
8.3 PIF receiver hardware and frequency plan ................................................178
8.4 Correlator design for the PIF receiver .......................................................182
8.5 Processor design for the PIF receiver ........................................................185
9 Prototype receiver testing and results ................................................................190
9.1 AGC and GPS testing ................................................................................190
9.2 BOC measurements and testing .................................................................200
10 Single chip GPS and Giove-A receiver .........................................................207
10.1 Single chip receiver overview....................................................................207
10.2 RF front-ends for the single chip receiver .................................................210
10.3 Receiving the Galileo BOC(1,1) E1 signal................................................212
11 Discussion, conclusions and future work.......................................................218
11.1 Academic contributions .............................................................................218
11.2 Practical contributions ...............................................................................220
11.3 Future Work...............................................................................................221
References..................................................................................................................223
A Tiered codes for GPS modernisation and Galileo..............................................A-1
B Mathcad simulations of PSK and BOC .............................................................B-1
B.1 Received signal representations.................................................................B-1
B.2 Example simulation ...................................................................................B-2
C Analogue and digital DLL formulas ..................................................................C-1
C.1 Introduction................................................................................................C-1
C.2 Linear system equivalent ...........................................................................C-4
C.3 Signal averaging.........................................................................................C-5
C.4 Digital loop analysis ..................................................................................C-5
C.5 Loop operation...........................................................................................C-7
C.6 Conversion from RF system ......................................................................C-8
C.7 Informal comparison with coherent DLL systems.....................................C-8
C.8 Comparison with digital loop.....................................................................C-9
C.9 Time estimate error from the SLL ...........................................................C-10
C.10 Loop operation.........................................................................................C-11
C.11 Symbol list for Appendix C .....................................................................C-13
D Setting loop parameters in practice....................................................................D-1
E Choosing a bump jumping threshold ................................................................. E-1
F Digital Noise Synthesis...................................................................................... F-1
F.1 Introduction................................................................................................ F-1
F.2 Adding noise .............................................................................................. F-2
F.3 Achieved C/N
0
........................................................................................... F-4
F.4 Effective v. actual carrier to noise density ratio ........................................ F-5
F.5 Example implementation ........................................................................... F-5
F.6 Spectral analysis......................................................................................... F-6
F.7 PSK analysis .............................................................................................. F-7
F.8 Extension to BOC analysis ........................................................................ F-9
G FPGA Correlator Registers................................................................................G-1
H Derivation of exact timing formulas for sine and cosine BOC..........................H-1
H.1 Direct analysis for sBOC(1,1) pulse .........................................................H-1
H.2 Direct analysis for cBOC(1,1) ...................................................................H-2
I AltBOC(15,10) lookup table............................................................................... I-1
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 3-1, Simplified conceptual spread spectrum system ........................................30
Figure 3-2, L-Band GNSS frequency allocations ........................................................31
Figure 3-3, Heritage GPS signal generation structure [Kaplan and Hegarty 2006] ....31
Figure 3-4, C/A code generator ...................................................................................33
Figure 3-5, Ideal autocorrelation of a PRN sequence ..................................................34
Figure 3-6, Normalised autocorrelation of GPS C/A code ..........................................35
Figure 3-7, Power spectral density of current GPS L1 signals: (unfiltered, 1W signal
power) ..................................................................................................................36
Figure 3-8, Spreading waveforms and PSD of BPSK(1), BOC(1,1)-sine, BOC(2,1)-
sine and BOC(2,1)-cosine modulations ...............................................................40
Figure 3-9, Power spectral density of future L1 GPS signals (unfiltered, 1W signal
power) ..................................................................................................................41
Figure 3-10, L2(C) code signal generation ..................................................................42
Figure 3-11, Power spectral density of future L5 GPS signal (unfiltered, 1W signal
power) ..................................................................................................................44
Figure 3-12, Power spectral density of the Galileo E1 signals (1W signal power) .....47
Figure 3-13, Power spectral density of the Galileo E6 signals (1W signal power) .....47
Figure 3-14, Power spectral density of the Galileo E5 band (1W signal power) ........48
Figure 4-1, PSK and BOC bandwidth definitions .......................................................51
Figure 4-2, Power spectral density of a BOC(10, 5) signal with sine and cosine sub-
carriers..................................................................................................................52
Figure 4-3, Matched filter equivalent to GNSS receiver .............................................52
Figure 4-4, Autocorrelations of BOC(10, 5) signals: a) unfiltered b) 24MHz
bandwidth.............................................................................................................55
Figure 4-5, a) Autocorrelations of time delayed early, prompt and late PSK signals b)
PSK discriminator curve......................................................................................55
Figure 4-6, BOC discriminator curves a) BOC(2×f
C
, f
C
) b) BOC(6×f
C
, f
C
) ................56
Figure 4-7, BOC correlation functions with different sub-carrier phasing..................57
Figure 4-8, BOC discriminator curves with different sub-carrier phasing ..................57
Figure 4-9, Timing recovery model of PSK GNSS receiver .......................................60
Figure 4-10, Representations of the PSK timing model functions ..............................60
Figure 4-11, PSK receiver groups................................................................................62
Figure 4-12, Sine and cosine BOC(f
C
, f
C
) discriminators with slope approximations.64
Figure 4-13, Depiction of discriminator error induced by the presence of multipath .67
Figure 4-14, Multipath error envelopes for wide PSK
(
)
CD
TT = and narrow PSK
(
)
2
CD
TT = ..........................................................................................................68
Figure 4-15, Multipath error envelopes of PSK-R(1) and BOC(1,1) signals
(
)
)()(
2
PSK
C
BOC
SD
TTT =×=
....................................................................................69
Figure 4-16, Multipath error envelopes for PSK-R(2) and BOC(1,1) signals
(
)
)()( PSK
C
BOC
SD
TTT ==
..........................................................................................70
Figure 4-17, Running average multipath error of PSK-R(2) and BOC(1,1) signals
(
)
)()( PSK
C
BOC
SD
TTT ==
..........................................................................................70
Figure 4-18, Multipath error envelopes for PSK-R(4) and BOC(2,1) signals
(
)
SD
TT =
..............................................................................................................................71
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