Maintaining Precision Receiver Performance While Rejecting Adjacent Band Interference

C. Kurby, R. Lee, L. Cygan, E. Derbez

Abstract:	This paper addresses precision GPS receiver design criteria, and balancing receiver performance requirements to raise immunity for existing and new terrestrial receivers. This paper provides results and descriptions of simulation, testing methods, and lab test data based on commercially modified precision receivers that were developed to create compatible operation with a range of neighboring L Band terrestrial devices or services. This includes both existing services such as MSS uplink, cellular AWS and aeronautical telemetry, and recently proposed new L Band services, specifically ATC cellular networks (generically designated by the ITU as Complementary Ground Component, or CGC).
Published in:	Proceedings of the 2012 International Technical Meeting of The Institute of Navigation January 30 - 1, 2012 Marriott Newport Beach Hotel & Spa Newport Beach, CA
Pages:	574 - 624
Cite this article:	Kurby, C., Lee, R., Cygan, L., Derbez, E., "Maintaining Precision Receiver Performance While Rejecting Adjacent Band Interference," Proceedings of the 2012 International Technical Meeting of The Institute of Navigation, Newport Beach, CA, January 2012, pp. 574-624.
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