NASA NTRS ยท 19940026156
Some applications of GPS timing information
Abstract
GPS Satellites transmit two independent signals. One is C/A code (course acquisition signal) which could be utilized by all civilian users. This service is called a Standard Positioning Service (SPS). Another is P code (precise signal) that could be only accessed by those authorized users. The service is called a precise positioning service (PPS). SPS C/A code users can navigate with accuracy of approximately 100 m and timing accuracy of about 250-300 ns (1 sigma). Such timing accuracy is not enough for precision time and frequency value transfer. For this reason we must do some research work to improve the SPS C/A code accuracy which SPS users can get. This paper presents our recent progress on timing information analysis, its data processing and its timing and frequency measurement applications.
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Zhang, Yinbai. 1994-05-01. Some applications of GPS timing information. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940026156
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