Control of power consumption in satellite positioning systems
A satellite positioning system and power control technology, applied in satellite radio beacon positioning systems, transmission systems, digital transmission systems, etc., and can solve problems such as high average power and RF chip consumption
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[0021] A typical Satellite Positioning System ("SPS") system has approximately 12 satellites visible to the wireless device at any one time. As used in this document, SPS means any system that utilizes satellites and / or terrestrial communications equipment to provide or allow determination of the location of wireless devices on Earth, including but not limited to: Global Positioning System (“GPS”) ) (such as NAVSTAR), GLONASS, LORAN, Shoran, Decca, or TACAN. For purposes of discussion, a specific example of the interface between the GPS RF processing section and the baseband processing section is described. In general, however, the principles underlying the interface can be applied to interface RF processing and baseband processing sections.
[0022] First, go to figure 2 , which shows a receiver 200 of a satellite positioning system. Receiver 200 includes RF processing section 202 coupled to baseband processing section 204 using RF to baseband interface 206 . The RF proce...
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