Abstract : The low power and spread spectrum nature of GNSS signals make their detection and acquisition a key, but challenging aspect of receiver processing designs. A team of researchers investigated the performance of four new GNSS signals and the legacy GPS L1 C/A code, comparing their probability of detection at a specific level of received signal strength. Factors of particular interest included the bit sign transition, acquisition bin size, and uncompensated code Doppler.
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Myriam Foucras, Olivier Julien, Christophe Macabiau, Bertrand Ekambi, Fayaz Bacard, et al.. Assessing the Performance of GNSS Signal Acquisition: New Signals and GPS L1 C/A Code. Inside GNSS, Inside GNSS Media LLC, 2014, pp.68-79. ⟨hal-01171926⟩