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Method and apparatus for reducing power consumption in GNSS receivers

Systems and methods are disclosed herein to use what is referred to as adaptive continuous tracking (ACT) to reduce the power consumption of GNSS receivers. In GNSS receivers, performance as measured by position accuracy is a function of the observation time of the satellites. A longer observation time translates into more reliable range measurements and demodulated data, and ultimately into better positioning accuracy of the receivers. However, a longer observation time also means more power consumption. ACT allows satellite observation time to be tuned to the desired positioning performance by dynamically adjusting the on time period of the receivers while maintaining a minimum performance metric. The performance metric may be formed from a combination of the estimated position error, the horizontal dilution of precision (HDOP), the data collection state, and the receiver operating environment as characterized by the carrier to noise ratio (CN0). ACT cyclically switches on / off the radio frequency (RF) front-end and also cyclically enables / disables the baseband hardware of the receivers to reduce power consumption while allowing the receivers to meet the minimum performance metric and ensuring continuous satellite tracking, continuous positioning fix operation, multiplexed GNSS operation, and continuous data collection.
Owner:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD

Control apparatus

Control apparatus (1) for selectively applying a mains AC electrical supply (3) to an electrical appliance (4) in response to a remote signal received via a cellular telecommunications network comprises a housing (8) within which an electrical socket (14) for providing power to the appliance (4) is integrally formed. An electrical plug top (10) on a cable (12) extending from the housing (8) is provided for coupling to the mains supply (3). A switch circuit (15) under the control of a microcontroller (19) controls the mains supply (3) to the electrical socket (14). A communications circuit (20) which is adapted for communicating with a cellular telecommunications network receives SMS control messages, and the microcontroller (19) is responsive to the SMS control messages for in turn operating the switch circuit (15) to selectively switch the mains supply (3) to the appliance (4). A power supply circuit (28) independent of the mains supply (3) powers the control apparatus (1). A volt meter (22) monitors the presence of the mains supply (3) and an amp meter (24) monitors the current being drawn by the appliance (4). The microcontroller (19) is responsive to the volt meter (22) detecting the mains supply and the amp meter (24) detecting the absence of current being drawn by the appliance (4) when the switch circuit (15) is in the closed circuit state for determining the operational status of the appliance as faulty.
Owner:RYAN LIAM ANTHONY +2
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