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Emilie Rebeyrol Olivier Julien Christophe Macabiau Lionel Ries Antoine Delatour Laurent Lestarquit 《GPS Solutions》2007,11(3):159-171
Spectrum limitations for navigation systems require that the various navigation signals broadcast by the Galileo system must
be combined and must utilize bandwidth-efficient modulations. At the L1 band, one of the most important questions is how to
combine all the Open Service signals and the Public Regulated Service signal at the payload level, while maintaining good
performance at reception. The Interplex modulation, a particular phase-shifted-keyed/phase modulation (PSK/PM), was chosen
to transmit these signals because it is a constant-envelope modulation, thereby allowing the use of saturated power amplifiers
with limited signal distortion. The Interplex modulation was also taken as baseline at the E6 band to transmit the three channels
and the services associated on the same carrier frequency. At the E5 band, the modulation must combine two different services
on a same constant envelope composite signal, while keeping the simplicity of a BOC implementation. The constant envelope
Alternate Binary Offset Carrier (ALTBOC) modulation was chosen as the solution to transmit the Galileo E5 band signal. The
main objective of this paper is to study these Galileo modulations. After the introduction, the E5 band signals are described,
followed by the Alternate BOC modulation which has been chosen to transmit them. The second part describes the general formulation
of the Interplex modulation and its key parameters for an optimal multiplexing of the Galileo L1 band signals. Since the Galileo
Open Service signals at the L1 band are still not yet completely specified, different test cases are considered and their
impact on the resulting choice for the Interplex modulation parameters is exposed. 相似文献
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