Satellite-based position-determining system

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342357, G01S 502

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049186094

ABSTRACT:
A satellite-based position-determining system comprises at least two satellites deployed in geosynchronous orbit and equipped with a receiver, transmitter and clock and a user's equipment of unknown position equipped with a clock and a receiver and transmitter for communications with said satellites. At least one satellite and the user's equipment emit range-finding signals based on their own clocks, and each of them receives the other's range-finding signal and measures the time period from the emission of its own range-finding signal to the reception of the other's range-finding signal. Time errors of both clocks are calculated from the above time periods in order to synchronize both the clocks and the position of the user's equipment is determined.

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