GPS data collection in high noise-to-signal ratio environments

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers

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375324, 375375, 342357, 371 491, H04L 2706

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057683190

ABSTRACT:
In a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver, a significant improvement in the detection of GPS data in the presence of high interference levels is provided. In the receiver, data from multiple frames of GPS data are stacked in a memory. The stacked data is then utilized to determine the GPS data.

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