NASA NTRS ยท 19790009732
Shuttle Global Positioning System (GPS) system design study
Abstract
The various integration problems in the Shuttle GPS system were investigated. The analysis of the Shuttle GPS link was studied. A preamplifier was designed since the Shuttle GPS antennas must be located remotely from the receiver. Several GPS receiver architecture trade-offs were discussed. The Shuttle RF harmonics and intermode that fall within the GPS receiver bandwidth were analyzed. The GPS PN code acquisition was examined. Since the receiver clock strongly affects both GPS carrier and code acquisition performance, a clock model was developed.
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Nilsen, P. W.. 1979-01-20. Shuttle Global Positioning System (GPS) system design study. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790009732
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