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1fast m-sequence transform and secondary code constraints for composite gnss signal acquisition.

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Author	Borio, Daniele
Abstract	In this paper, the problem of coherently extending the integration time for the acquisition of new Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals is addressed. Unlike the acquisition of legacy GNSS signals, the presence of secondary codes allows the polarity of the transmitted signal to change each primary code period. These polarity changes have to be recovered and symbol combinations have to be tested before extending the coherent integration time. The hierarchical structure imposed by secondary codes and the presence of data/pilot channels are exploited to improve the acquisition process. A new algorithm, based on the fast m-sequence and Walsh-Hadamard transforms, is developed and used for efficiently testing all the possible symbol combinations. Secondary code constraints are included to further reduce the computational complexity of enumerating all symbol combinations. The proposed algorithms are analyzed in terms of Receiver Operating Characteristics (ROC) and an approximate expression for the probability of false alarm is derived exploiting results from Extreme Value Theory.
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Subject Keyword	Secondary Code Constraint Composite Gnss Signal Acquisition M-sequence Transform Secondary Code Symbol Combination Acquisition Process Transmitted Signal Polarity Change Walsh-hadamard Transforms Possible Symbol Combination False Alarm Approximate Expression Coherent Integration Time Primary Code Period Integration Time Legacy Gnss Signal Extreme Value Theory Computational Complexity Fast M-sequence Receiver Operating Characteristic New Global Navigation Satellite System New Algorithm Hierarchical Structure Data Pilot Channel
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