Method and apparatus for receiving army and civil dual-purpose global satellite navigation system multi-module radio frequency
A global satellite navigation and multi-mode radio frequency technology, which is applied in the field of radio frequency receivers, can solve the problems of difficult implementation, limited radio frequency front-end spectrum characteristics, and too high design specifications of baseband analog-to-digital converters, so as to achieve compatibility and coordination High reliability, high module reuse rate, and simple control logic
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[0033] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and specific embodiment the present invention is described in further detail:
[0034]GNSS systems include the American Global Positioning System (GPS), the Russian global satellite navigation system GLONASS, the European Galileo satellite positioning system (Galileo), and the developing Chinese Beidou positioning system. The GNSS system in use basically includes two kinds of signals, one is a narrow-band navigation signal with lower precision and lower dynamic performance for civil use, such as the global positioning system GPS-L1-CA (center frequency 1540*f0, bandwidth 2*f0, f0=1.023MHz, the same below), global positioning system GPS-L1-CS (center frequency 1200*f0, bandwidth 2*f0), China Beidou positioning system signal BD-B1 under planning (center frequency 1526*f0, bandwidth 2 *f0), Beidou positioning system BD-B2 (center frequency 1180*f0, bandwidth 2*f0), Galileo navigation system Galileo-E1-BOC (1,1) (center frequen...
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