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Assignee: Leica Geosystems Inc.


Location: Norcross, GA
No. of patents: 5

NumberTitleIssue Date
7133480Method and apparatus for processing digitally sampled signals at a resolution finer than that of a sampling clock
A method and related apparatus for reproducing a periodic signal received over a communication channel, or signal window of a desired profile, wherein the resolution of the reproduced signal or window is not limited by a digital sampling interval. The profile can be...
11/07/2006
6363123Receiver calibration technique for global orbiting navigation satellite system (GLONASS)
A GLONASS receiver and a corresponding method for its calibration for more precise carrier phase measurements. The receiver includes a conventional receiver channel (36), having a bandpass filter (40) for establishing the sampling bandwidth prior to digit...
03/26/2002
6163567Method and apparatus for code synchronization in a global positioning system receiver
An improved method and apparatus for effecting code synchronization in a global positioning system receiver is disclosed herein. Within the receiver, digital in-phase (I) and quadrature (Q) samples of a plurality of received pseudorandom noise (PRN) encod...
12/19/2000
6160841Mitigation of multipath effects in global positioning system receivers
A technique for minimizing or eliminating the effect of multipath signals in a receiver processing pseudorandom (PRN) code signals, such as in a global positioning system (GPS) receiver. The presence of multipath signals adversely affects both code measur...
12/12/2000
5963582Mitigation of multipath effects in global positioning system receivers
A technique for minimizing or eliminating the effect of multipath signals in a receiver processing pseudorandom (PRN) code signals, such as in a global positioning system (GPS) receiver. The presence of multipath signals adversely affects both code measur...
10/05/1999
 
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