L5-Direct™ Outperforms Consumer and IoT L1+L5 Dual-Band GNSS Receivers Under Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)

The detection, classification, and mitigation of RFI in GNSS is driving innovation within and beyond GNSS (Humphreys, (2021); Parkinson, (2022)). This study presents two empirical lab-based analyses of the response to RFI of commercial off-the-shelf consumer and IoT L1+L5 dual-band GNSS receivers and the oneNav L5-Direct GNSS receiver. We demonstrate the vulnerability of commercial off-the-shelf L1+L5 dual-band GNSS receivers to even modest L1 band RFI. The consequence of this vulnerability is that typical consumer and IoT L1+L5 dual-band GNSS receiver designs deny end users the benefits of L5 signals - where and when they are needed most. Towards delivering the benefits of L5 band signals, we demonstrate that the oneNav L5-Direct dual side band architecture not only provides complete immunity to L1 RFI but is robust with respect to narrowband RFI occurring in either E5a or E5b.

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Proceedings of the Satellite Division's International Technical Meeting (Online)/Proceedings of the Satellite Division's International Technical Meeting (CD-ROM)
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2024-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.33012/2024.19723
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Radio Astronomy Observations and Technology
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L5-Direct™ Outperforms Consumer and IoT L1+L5 Dual-Band GNSS Receivers Under Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)

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L5-Direct™ Outperforms Consumer and IoT L1+L5 Dual-Band GNSS Receivers Under Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)

F. Curticăpean, Paul W. McBurney, Rambabu Nalluri, Kamil A. Grajski, Sunil Patel, Nagaraj C. Shivaramaiah, M. Misiaszek, Drew Compston
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Abstract

The detection, classification, and mitigation of RFI in GNSS is driving innovation within and beyond GNSS (Humphreys, (2021); Parkinson, (2022)). This study presents two empirical lab-based analyses of the response to RFI of commercial off-the-shelf consumer and IoT L1+L5 dual-band GNSS receivers and the oneNav L5-Direct GNSS receiver. We demonstrate the vulnerability of commercial off-the-shelf L1+L5 dual-band GNSS receivers to even modest L1 band RFI. The consequence of this vulnerability is that typical consumer and IoT L1+L5 dual-band GNSS receiver designs deny end users the benefits of L5 signals - where and when they are needed most. Towards delivering the benefits of L5 band signals, we demonstrate that the oneNav L5-Direct dual side band architecture not only provides complete immunity to L1 RFI but is robust with respect to narrowband RFI occurring in either E5a or E5b.

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