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 CN  Vol.5 No.3 C , September 2013
Research on An Improved PMF-FFT Fast PN Code Acquisition Algorithm
Ning-qing Liu, Bin Sun, Chun-meng Guan
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Abstract: To solve the problem of the large Doppler frequency offset in the LEO communication system, this paper studies a rapid PN code acquisition method based on the PMF-FFT architecture, which searches the phase and frequency offset and at the same time reduces the acquisition time. It presents an improved method equivalent to windowing function and uses windowing process to overcome the attenuation of related peak envelope caused by partial matched filters.
Keywords: Doppler Frequency Offset; Rapid PN Code Acquisition Algorithm; PMF-FFT; Windowing
Cite this paper: Liu, N. , Sun, B. and Guan, C. (2013) Research on An Improved PMF-FFT Fast PN Code Acquisition Algorithm. Communications and Network, 5, 266-270. doi: 10.4236/cn.2013.53B2049.
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