IEEE/ION Position, Location and Navigation Symposium 2010
DOI: 10.1109/plans.2010.5507264
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Processing GPS L2C signals under ionospheric scintillations

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“…The new modernized L2C signal has advantages, such as it is not encrypted, allowing civil receivers to receive the full SNR, the data-less pilot CL code signal has a lower tracking threshold, enhancing signal acquisition and tracking at low SNR [2]. With L2C in addition to the C/A code at L1, dual-frequency receivers can benefit from using the codes at both frequencies, exploit the data-less code channel at L2, and is more prone to eliminate the ionosphere irregularities and resolve phase ambiguity [3,4]. The L2C signal has great superiority for civil applications of GPS, capacitating receivers to measure in highly accurate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The new modernized L2C signal has advantages, such as it is not encrypted, allowing civil receivers to receive the full SNR, the data-less pilot CL code signal has a lower tracking threshold, enhancing signal acquisition and tracking at low SNR [2]. With L2C in addition to the C/A code at L1, dual-frequency receivers can benefit from using the codes at both frequencies, exploit the data-less code channel at L2, and is more prone to eliminate the ionosphere irregularities and resolve phase ambiguity [3,4]. The L2C signal has great superiority for civil applications of GPS, capacitating receivers to measure in highly accurate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%