Hi,
On 11/28/2015 06:05 PM, Mark Sims wrote:
The GPS spec implies the satellites have a fixed frequency offset to compensate
for relativistic effects.
The spec actually points out that explicitly. This is the General
Relativity shift due to different gravitational position of the satellites.
But do they actually dynamically and/or individually adjust the frequency to
adjust for orbit variations and eccentricities?
No, this is what the user will have to do, as this depends on where the
user receiver is, as these effects shift with place of observation of
the orbit. For normal C/A-code receivers, this only turns out as the
doppler shift, and once locked, the carrier control loop cancels it out
and the pseudo-ranges only use the code-phase.
Cheers,
Magnus
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