Abstract:
Systems, apparatuses, and/or methods for resolving ambiguities associated with signals received from space vehicles (SVs) in a satellite navigation system. For example, certain methods include receiving a first SV signal from a first satellite positioning system (SPS), and reducing a bit edge ambiguity of a data signal modulating a second SV signal received from a second SPS based, at least in part, on information in the received first SV signal.
Abstract:
The subject matter disclosed herein relates to a system and method for resolving ambiguities associated with signals received from space vehicles (SVs) in a satellite navigation system.
Abstract:
Un dispositivo de comunicaciones que comprende: un oscilador sintonizable (108) configurado para producir una primera señal de referencia (108b); un receptor (106) configurado para recuperar una señal de información de una portadora utilizando la primera señal de referencia; un procesador (116) configurado para detectar un error de frecuencia en la señal de información y sintonizar periódicamente el oscilador para reducir el error de frecuencia; donde el oscilador sintonizable está configurado adicionalmente para producir una segunda señal de referencia (108a); y el dispositivo de comunicaciones comprende adicionalmente un segundo receptor (102) configurado para recuperar una segunda señal de información de una segunda portadora utilizando la segunda señal de referencia; donde el procesador está configurado adicionalmente para inhabilitar el segundo receptor durante la sintonización del oscilador.
Abstract:
Se describen técnicas para soportar servicios de localización en una arquitectura de localización de plano de usuario tal como la Localización Segura de Plano de Usuario (SUPL - Secure User Plane Location). En un aspecto, una terminal le informa a un servidor de localización las capacidades de servicio de la terminal. El servidor de localización utiliza las capacidades de servicio para solicitar únicamente servicios de localización soportados por la terminal y para evitar la solicitud de servicios de localización no soportados. La terminal genera un mensaje que contiene sus capacidades de servicio y envía el mensaje mediante un plano de usuario, por ejemplo, una SUPL. El servidor de localización recibe el mensaje, obtiene las capacidades de servicio de la terminal y almacena estas capacidades de servicio para futuras sesiones de localización iniciadas en red con la terminal. El servidor de localización determina si un servicio de localización es soportado por la terminal con base en las capacidades de servicio de la terminal. El servidor de localización se comunica con la terminal mediante el plano de usuario para el servicio de localización si es soportado por la terminal.
Abstract:
Systems and techniques are disclosed relating to wireless communications. These systems and techniques involve wireless communications wherein a device may be configured to recover an information signal from a carrier using a reference signal, detect a frequency error in the information signal; and periodically tune the reference signal to reduce the frequency error. To prevent GPS performance degradation during LO tuning, a tuning indicator signal may be generated and provided to the GPS receiver to disable GPS operation.
Abstract:
Systems, apparatuses, and/or methods for resolving ambiguities associated with signals received from space vehicles (SVs) in a satellite navigation system. For example, certain methods include receiving a first SV signal from a first satellite positioning system (SPS), and reducing a bit edge ambiguity of a data signal modulating a second SV signal received from a second SPS based, at least in part, on information in the received first SV signal.
Abstract:
Techniques for supporting location services in a user plane location architecture such as Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) are described. In an aspect, a terminal informs a location server of service capabilities of the terminal. The location server uses the service capabilities to request only location services supported by the terminal and to avoid requesting unsupported location services. The terminal generates a message containing its service capabilities and sends the message via a user plane, e.g., SUPL. The location server receives the message, obtains the service capabilities of the terminal, and stores these service capabilities for future network-initiated location sessions with the terminal. The location server determines whether a location service is supported by the terminal based on the service capabilities of the terminal. The location server communicates with the terminal via the user plane for the location service if supported by the terminal.
Abstract:
Disclosed are methods, systems and/or devices to calibrate a network time by acquisition of satellite positioning system (SPS) signals and different instances of time, and time-tagging SPS times according to the network time. In particular, the network time may be calibrated based, at least in part, on a first difference between first and second SPS times obtained at two SPS position fixes and a second difference between corresponding first and second time stamps.
Abstract:
A mobile Communications device uses a method for determining position that involves a positioning filter, such as a Kalman filter, which is initialized with measurements from reference stations such as satellite vehicles and/or base stations which may be acquired during different epochs. Accordingly, the positioning filter may be used for position estimation without the need to first acquire at least three different signals during the same measurement epoch.
Abstract:
Techniques for managing power consumption of a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receiver of a mobile device are provided. These techniques include a method that includes deriving a GNSS search window for the GNSS receiver based on a position uncertainty (PUNC) and a time uncertainty (TUNC), selecting a GNSS search mode based on the GNSS search window and resources available for searching for signals from GNSS satellite vehicles (SVs), wherein an estimated power consumption associated with execution of a GNSS search associated with the GNSS search mode does not exceed a power consumption limit specified for the GNSS receiver conducting the GNSS search using the GNSS search mode, and estimating a position of the mobile device.