US6236354B1

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Title

Reducing satellite signal interference in a global positioning system receiver

Application Number:

US19980109112

Publication Date:

22-05-2001

Family ID:

Application Date:

02-07-1998

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Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

02-07-1998

Title

Reducing satellite signal interference in a global positioning system receiver

Application Number:

US19980109112

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

22-05-2001

Application Date:

02-07-1998

Priority Date:

02-07-1998

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

A method and apparatus is disclosed for reducing cross-interference between received satellite signals in a satellite positioning system receiver. A satellite positioning receiver receives satellite signals from a plurality of satellites. Spurious signals when processing a weak received satellite signal due to interference by a stronger received signal are reduced by estimating certain characteristics of the stronger signal creating an interference waveform based on these estimated characteristics and subtracting this interference waveform from a set of correlation outputs for the weaker signal to remove the interference effects of the stronger signal. Alternatively a subset of these correlation outputs are ignored where the interference waveform produces strong spurious signals.

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