Wireless positioning method and device on basis of virtual anchor points and terminal
A wireless positioning and virtual anchor technology, applied in the field of wireless communication, can solve the problems of large GPS signal attenuation, inaccurate cellular positioning, and impossibility of precise positioning in the industry, so as to reduce positioning errors and solve the effect of insufficient number
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[0111] Embodiment 1, mine virtual anchor point wireless positioning.
[0112] Such as Figure 7 As shown, in the mine, one user terminal UE moves from position S1 to S2, assuming that there are four visible satellites in the sky.
[0113] According to the current satellite navigation and positioning algorithm, at least 4 satellite signals need to be received to complete the positioning. In this example:
[0114] When in UE position S1:
[0115] The UE can receive the signals of 4 satellites including GPS1, GPS2, GPS3, and GPS4, which meet the independent positioning conditions. After setting the position, the information is (α, x1, y1, z1), where α is the time difference between the clock of the signal receiving station and the satellite . x1, y1, z1 are three-dimensional coordinates respectively.
[0116] At the same time, the UE can receive the 2-path signal of the base station Bs1, that is, it can receive the direct-path P11 signal of the base station Bs1 and the P12 s...
Embodiment 2
[0128] Embodiment 2, indoor terminal assisted positioning.
[0129] Such as Figure 8 As shown, in the mine, there is one UE1 moving from position s1 to s2, assuming that there are four visible satellites in the sky.
[0130] According to the current satellite navigation and positioning algorithm, at least 4 satellite signals need to be received to complete the positioning. In this example:
[0131] When in position S1:
[0132] UE1 can receive signals from 4 satellites including GPS1, GPS2, GPS3, and GPS4, which meet the independent positioning conditions. The information after setting the position is (α, x1, y1, z1), where α is the time difference between the terminal clock and the satellite. x1, y1, z1 are three-dimensional coordinates respectively.
[0133] At the same time, UE1 can receive the 2-path signal of the base station bs1, that is, it can receive the direct path P11 signal of the base station Bs1 and the P12 signal reflected by the plane.
[0134] UE1 moves ...
Embodiment 3
[0142] Embodiment 3, positioning of dense urban areas.
[0143] Such as Figure 9 As shown, in the middle of the building, one user terminal moves from position S1 to S2, assuming that there are four visible satellites in the sky.
[0144] According to the current satellite navigation and positioning algorithm, at least 4 satellite signals need to be received to complete the positioning. In this example:
[0145] When in position S1:
[0146] The user terminal can receive the signals of 4 satellites including GPS1, GPS2, GPS3, and GPS4, which meet the independent positioning conditions. The information after setting the positioning is (α, x1, y1, z1), where α is the time difference between the terminal clock and the satellite. x1, y1, z1 are three-dimensional coordinates respectively.
[0147] At the same time, the user terminal can receive the 2-path signal of the base station Bs1, that is, it can receive the P12 signal reflected back by the base station Bs1 through the p...
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