Precise absolute time transfer from satellite systems
An absolute time, satellite technology, applied in the field of satellite-based time transfer and navigation technology, which can solve problems such as expensive, inertial navigation system drift, and failure to meet user expectations.
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[0026] According to various embodiments discussed herein, the system includes satellites, such as Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites, which can be used to augment receiver units (also referred to as receivers), such as cellular phones or other compact devices, such that they Operates even in heavily attenuated, shadowed or interfering environments. According to one or more embodiments herein, a navigation system can address current problems with receiving units due to fundamentally weak signals received from existing sources, such as Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites.
[0027] Signals from certain satellites, such as communication satellites, are generally stronger than signals from other existing positioning systems such as GPS. One such satellite is the Iridium constellation of low-Earth orbiting satellites. For example, a receiver unit configured to operate with signals received from a LEO satellite, such as Iridium, may operate at a signal level at the antenna of t...
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