Analysis of different CSK configurations in an urban environment when using non-coherent demodulation

Axel Javier Garcia Peña 1 Philippe Paimblanc 2 Olivier Julien 3 Lionel Ries 4 Thomas Grelier 4
1 TELECOM - ENAC - Laboratoire de Télécommunications
2 TeSA - Telecommunications for Space and Aeronautics
3 SIGNAV - ENAC Equipe TELECOM-SIGNAV
TELECOM - ENAC - Laboratoire de Télécommunications
4 CNES - Centre National d'Études Spatiales [Toulouse]
Abstract : This paper focuses on the demodulation performance analysis of different CSK configurations coupled with different demodulation/decoding methods in urban environments. The tested CSK configurations are defined by the number of bits mapped by a CSK symbol, the number of PRN codes constituting a symbol, and the codeword source mapping. The tested demodulation techniques are the traditional non-coherent demodulation technique and a new proposed technique called ‘non-coherent PRN code’ which reduces the demodulation exposition to the carrier phase fast variations. The tested scenarios depend on the mobile speed and the Line-of-Sight received signal conditions. From all these parameters, a better overall view of the behavior of a CSK signal transmitted in urban environments is obtained and more tools are provided for the design of a GNSS CSK modulated signal
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Axel Javier Garcia Peña, Philippe Paimblanc, Olivier Julien, Lionel Ries, Thomas Grelier. Analysis of different CSK configurations in an urban environment when using non-coherent demodulation. Navitec 2014, 7th ESA Workshop on Satellite Navigation Technologies, European Space Agency, Dec 2014, Noordwijk, Netherlands. ⟨hal-01158626⟩

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