Differential navigation system for remote mobile users

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Directive – Including a satellite

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342356, 342361, 342457, G01S 502, H04B 7185

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ABSTRACT:
A differential navigation system applicable to mobile users and covering a wide range geographic area, including remote regions. A reference receiver of known location tracks a navigation information service, computes differential data with respect to that information and communicates the data to a transmitting unit. The transmitting unit transmits differential data via a commercial geosynchronous earth satellite relay to a mobile user located no more than 500 miles from the reference receiver, but possibly located in a remote region. The mobile user receives the relayed signal with a non-directional, circularly polarized, non-stabilized antenna. Reception at a sufficient data rate with sufficient reliability is made possible by formatting the differential data using spread spectrum techniques.

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