GPS Multi-correlator

Version 1.0.3 (837 ko) par Eric Ogier
MATLAB class dedicated to the simulation of a GPS Multi-correlator
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Mise à jour 15 sept. 2023

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GpsMultiCorrelator is a MATLAB class includes the properties and methods necessary for:
  • The setting of a local signal in terms of hypotheses on received signal (PRN, Doppler and code phase),
  • The definition of correlator characteristics, in terms of filter frequencies, correlator code phases, integration period and code phase increment to be applied at the end of integration period,
  • The injection of a received signal, as complex temporal values (see GpsSignals class for the synthesis of GPS signals),
  • The calculation of energy matrices, for the defined filter frequencies and correlator code phases and non-coherent integration period, taking into account the code phase increment updating the next matrix correlator code phases,
  • The calculation of in-phase/quadrature components, for the defined correlator code phases and a coherent integration period of 1ms,
  • The estimation of through non-coherent and coherent methods, applied to in-phase/quadrature components,
  • The estimation of code phase through a discriminator based on early, prompt and late correlators, applied to in-phase/quadrature components.

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Eric Ogier (2024). GPS Multi-correlator (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/125080-gps-multi-correlator), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Récupéré le .

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Créé avec R2019a
Compatible avec les versions R2019a et ultérieures
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Inspiré par : GPS Signals

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GPS Multi-correlator

Version Publié le Notes de version
1.0.3

Correction of correlation (complex conjugation of local signal)

1.0.2

Update of example (see "GpsMultiCorrelatorLiveCode.mlx")

1.0.1

Correction of the mathematical formulae provided in the example.

1.0.0