Simplified gnss positioning method and device for internet of things terminal
A technology of an Internet of Things terminal and a positioning method, which is applied in the field of GNSS positioning methods and devices capable of realizing the method, can solve the problem of not having high requirements for real-time performance (such as meeting the requirements within 100 meters, etc., and achieves flexible and diverse implementation methods. Reduced power consumption and cost savings
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[0037] It should be noted that an existing IoT communication chip includes a radio frequency unit, an ADC analog-to-digital conversion unit, a baseband circuit, a storage unit, and a general-purpose processor (DSP). Therefore, based on the IoT communication chip, we can obtain GNSS signals. The innovation of the present invention lies in the use of off-line processing method for satellite search and positioning: by opening the radio frequency unit and baseband circuit in the IoT communication chip to store GNSS signals for a short period of time, and then closing the front-end radio frequency and baseband circuit parts, Then use the processor to capture and search for satellites and locate. The radio frequency unit and the baseband circuit here may be existing components in the communication chip, or may be related hardware specially set for the GNSS positioning function in the communication chip.
[0038] More specifically, the simplified GNSS positioning method for IoT term...
Embodiment 2
[0049] This example provides a simplified GNSS positioning device implemented in an IoT communication chip at a near-zero cost, that is, the relevant hardware in the IoT wireless communication chip (including radio frequency, analog-to-digital converter ADC, baseband processing circuit, storage unit, processor / DSP), its hardware architecture is as Figure 4 As shown, it is the radio frequency unit, ADC analog-to-digital conversion unit, baseband circuit, storage unit and general-purpose processor (DSP) that are connected in sequence in the wireless communication chip of the Internet of Things. In this example, no dedicated GNSS hardware is provided, and only the non-real-time offline method provided in Embodiment 1 needs to be implemented in software. The positioning device provided in this example, that is, the existing IoT communication chip, does not require additional modifications to the hardware, and the cost is extremely low.
Embodiment 3
[0051] This example provides a simplified GNSS positioning device implemented in an IoT communication chip at a near-zero cost. Its hardware architecture is as follows: Figure 5 As shown, only the GNSS dedicated baseband circuit unit is set, and the GNSS dedicated baseband circuit unit is respectively connected with the existing ADC analog-to-digital conversion unit and the storage unit in the wireless communication chip of the Internet of Things, and the non-real-time provided in the first embodiment is implemented in software. offline method. The positioning device provided in this example adds a very small amount of GNSS dedicated hardware to the existing IoT communication chip, and the cost is extremely low.
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