EP1769260A1 - Procede d'estimation de depointage a partir de signaux a spectre etale et dispositif associe - Google Patents
Procede d'estimation de depointage a partir de signaux a spectre etale et dispositif associeInfo
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- G—PHYSICS
- G01—MEASURING; TESTING
- G01S—RADIO DIRECTION-FINDING; RADIO NAVIGATION; DETERMINING DISTANCE OR VELOCITY BY USE OF RADIO WAVES; LOCATING OR PRESENCE-DETECTING BY USE OF THE REFLECTION OR RERADIATION OF RADIO WAVES; ANALOGOUS ARRANGEMENTS USING OTHER WAVES
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- G01S3/32—Systems for determining direction or deviation from predetermined direction using amplitude comparison of signals derived simultaneously from receiving antennas or antenna systems having differently-oriented directivity characteristics derived from different combinations of signals from separate antennas, e.g. comparing sum with difference
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- the present invention relates to a method for estimating misalignment from spread spectrum signals and the associated device.
- the invention also relates to a deviation tracking method which uses a misalignment estimation method according to the invention as well as the associated deviation tracking system.
- the invention applies, for example, to the location of satellites.
- the direct sequence spread spectrum modulation technique has been used for many years in the field of radiocommunications and, in particular, satellite radiocommunications. This is the case, for example, of GPS (Global Positioning System) GPS and EGNOS (EGNOS for the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service) and the future GALILEO system.
- GPS Global Positioning System
- EGNOS EGNOS for the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service
- the principle of direct sequence spread spectrum is to modulate binary data to be transmitted by a pseudo random binary code. Due to the use of a high spreading code rate, the spectrum of the transmitted signal occupies a very wide frequency band (much wider than the band occupied by the same amplitude, frequency, or frequency modulated signal). phase). The maximum level of the power emitted is then reduced in a ratio Rc equal to the rate of the spreading code. The signal is then more or less embedded in the noise.
- Direct sequence spread spectrum modulation implements a dual modulation of a carrier signal:
- the modulated signal is then emitted in the form of a succession of sequences of duration ⁇ T, commonly called “patterns", a bit data encoded on B bits being distributed over one or more patterns.
- Each bit that makes up a pattern is called “chip” or more commonly, in English, "chip”.
- the duration ⁇ T of a pattern is equal to lms and the duration of a chip is equal to 0.977 ⁇ s.
- a spread spectrum signal S (t) is written accordingly:
- f 0 represents the frequency of the carrier
- - ⁇ data (t) represents the binary data to be transmitted (equal to +1 or -1),
- the transmission can be a 4-phase phase shift keying transmission (more commonly known as QPSK transmission) or, more generally, M-phase shift keying transmission (more commonly referred to as M-PSK transmission). It is assumed that the different codes have the same duration.
- Spread spread spectrum signals are used in various fields, including those where the target deviation tracking is implemented.
- the deviation tracking of a target requires a multi-channel reception antenna: a main channel called “sum channel”, and two difference-signal pathways called difference channels (respectively, for example “difference-in-site path” and “difference path”). in deposit ").
- the signal received by the sum channel corresponds to the incident signal received at the focus of the receiving antenna. This is the signal generally used for the mission of the station in question (telemetry, payload data stream, etc.).
- the extraction of the difference channels can be done in several ways. We can first of all use an extractor of modes. Indeed, in case of misalignment of the antenna, different propagation modes can be excited at the source, because of misalignment. We can then recover a portion of the signal at certain areas of the source. Nevertheless, the yield of this method is relatively low and has a relatively low frequency dynamics.
- the signal of the sum channel is obtained by the sum of the signals received on the four channels and the signal of the channels difference by sums and differences of the signals of the four channels.
- FIG. 1 shows the block diagram of a spread spectrum tracking system according to the prior art.
- the system comprises an antenna 1, a signal amplification and conversion device 2, a tracking receiver 3, a downlink signal processing unit 4 and an antenna orientation device 5.
- the signal received by the antenna 1 is amplified and transposed by frequency by the amplification and transposition device 2.
- the amplified signal and transposed in frequency is transmitted to the downstream processing unit 4 which proceeds to the despreading of the signal by searching for the Doppler frequency and the coding start time.
- the Dp data relating to the Doppler frequency shift and the Dk data relating to the beginning of the coding are transmitted to the tracking receiver 3 which uses them to despread the analog signals ⁇ a and ⁇ a delivered by the amplification and conversion device 2.
- the signals ⁇ a and ⁇ a represent, respectively, the signal sum track and a difference track signal.
- the tracking receiver 3 then delivers an orientation control signal C1 which is transmitted to the orientation device 5, which directs the antenna accordingly.
- the operation of the tracking receiver 3 and the downlink signal processing unit 4 is therefore based on the prior requirement of despreading the spectrum of the received signal to calculate the misalignment.
- Despreading requires the search, by means of servo loops, of the central frequency of the received signal.
- Despreading also requires searching for the timing of the spread spectrum code through slave servo loops on the timing of the spread spectrum code pattern.
- the use of servo loops is difficult to implement.
- the attachment times can be relatively long and reach, for example, a few seconds.
- the invention does not have these disadvantages.
- the invention relates to a method for estimating misalignment from a sum channel signal and a difference channel signal, the signals of sum channel and difference channel being spread spectrum signals by a spreading code, characterized in that it comprises:
- N reference signals having central frequencies different from one another and close to the center frequency of the sum and difference channel signals
- a first intercorrelation product between at least one sample of the sum channel signal and the N reference signals, to obtain at least N first intercorrelation signals, a maximum search for identifying a first intercorrelation signal which, among the at least N first intercorrelation signals, has a maximum amplitude
- a third intercorrelation product for obtaining a third intercorrelation signal between the selected reference signal and the sample of the difference channel signal associated with the sample of the channel signal sum which contributed to obtaining the signal of maximum amplitude
- the formation of at least one sample of the sum channel signal and the formation of at least one sample of the Difference channel signal are performed as follows:
- each of the S samples of the channel signal sum is subjected to a product of intercorrelation with the N reference signals to constitute S sets of N first intercorrelation signals
- the search for maximum is accompanied by the obtaining of a first identification information to identify the set of said S sets being the one which comprises the sample of the channel signal sum which contributed to obtaining the first maximum amplitude cross-correlation signal, the sample of the channel signal sum which intervenes in the second cross - correlation product and the sample of the associated difference - channel signal which is involved in the third cross - correlation product being then selected, respectively among the S samples of the sum channel signal and among the S samples of the difference channel signal, using
- the second and third intercorrelation signals being constituted respectively of a first data table and a second data table, the method comprises the following steps:
- first data I ⁇ l, I ⁇ 2,..., I ⁇ Q from among all the data of the first data interval, these first data maximizing the module of the values of the first data table over the first interval, and ranking in descending order of the first Q data,
- I ⁇ i is the data of rank i of the first Q data ranked in descending order and I ⁇ i is the data of rank i of Q second data in descending order,
- the invention also relates to a spread spectrum signal spread tracking method, characterized in that it implements a misalignment estimation method according to the invention.
- the invention also relates to a device for estimating misalignment from a sum channel signal and a difference channel signal, the sum channel and the difference channel signals being spread spectrum signals by a code signal.
- spreading characterized in that it comprises:
- detection means for forming, for the sum channel signal and the difference channel signal, at least one sample of duration ⁇ T, a sample of duration ⁇ T consisting of a set of samples obtained, respectively, by sampling, during the duration ⁇ T, of the corresponding channel signal, the sample of the sum channel signal and the sample of the difference channel signal being substantially synchronous,
- first intercorrelation means between at least one sample of the sum channel signal and the N reference signals, to obtain at least N first intercorrelation signals
- - maximum search means for identifying the first intercorrelation signal which, among the at least N first intercorrelation signals, has a maximum amplitude
- - first selection means for selecting the reference signal which, among the N signals from reference, helped to deliver the first maximum amplitude cross-correlation signal
- second cross - correlation means for obtaining a second intercorrelation signal between the selected reference signal and the sample of the sum channel signal which contributed to obtaining the first maximum amplitude cross - correlation signal
- third intercorrelation means for obtaining a third intercorrelation signal between the selected reference signal and the sample of the difference channel signal associated with the sample of the channel signal sum which contributed to obtaining the signal of maximum amplitude, and means for estimating the misalignment from the second and third intercorrelation signals.
- the invention also relates to a deviation tracking system, characterized in that it comprises a misalignment estimation device according to the invention.
- FIG. 1, already described, represents a schematic diagram of a spread spectrum tracking system according to the prior art
- FIG. 2 represents a schematic diagram of a spread spectrum tracking system according to FIG.
- FIG. 3 represents a receiver principle diagram of the tracking system represented in FIG. 2;
- FIG. 4 represents a first embodiment of a first processing block of the receiver of the invention represented in FIG. 3;
- FIG. 5 represents timing diagrams relating to a signal processing in the first processing block represented in FIG. 4;
- FIG. 6 represents a second embodiment of the first processing block of the receiver of the invention represented in FIG. 3;
- FIG. 7 represents a second processing block of the receiver of the invention represented in FIG. 3;
- FIG. 8 represents a third processing block of the receiver of the invention represented in FIG. 3.
- the same references designate the same elements. Detailed Description of Modes of Implementation of the Invention
- FIG. 2 represents a schematic diagram of a spread spectrum tracking system according to the invention.
- the spread spectrum tracking system comprises a receiver antenna 1, an amplification device 2, an orientation device 5 and a tracking receiver 6.
- the device 2 may also include frequency conversion means.
- the amplification device 2 delivers a sum signal ⁇ a and a difference signal ⁇ a.
- Signals ⁇ a and ⁇ a are analog signals. They are transmitted to the tracking receiver according to the invention 6 which calculates and delivers an orientation control signal C2.
- the orientation control signal C2 is transmitted to the orientation device 5.
- the tracking device according to the invention does not include an attachment loop.
- FIG. 3 represents a schematic diagram of the receiver 6.
- the receiver 6 comprises a detection circuit
- the detection circuit 7 receives, on a first input, the sum signal ⁇ a and, on a second input, the difference signal ⁇ a and delivers, respectively, a measured sample ⁇ (t) of the sum channel signal and a measured sample ⁇ (t) of the difference channel signal.
- the measured samples ⁇ (t) and ⁇ (t) are obtained by sampling the respective signals ⁇ a and ⁇ a at a sampling frequency f eC hr for a duration ⁇ T equal to the duration of a pattern of the spreading code.
- Each measured sample ⁇ (t) and ⁇ (t) then consists of a set of sampling values which constitute an array of complex numbers of dimension D such that:
- the measured samples ⁇ (t) and ⁇ (t) delivered by the detection circuit 7 are then transmitted to the optimization circuit 8.
- the optimization circuit 8 performs a Fourier transform and a digital filtering of the measured samples ⁇ (t) and ⁇ (t) from the filtering characteristics F and delivers optimized Fourier transform samples ⁇ opt (f) and ⁇ opt (f).
- the formation of the ⁇ opt (f) and ⁇ opt (f) signals is described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 4 and 6.
- the optimization circuit 8 also has the function of creating N reference signals from N possible Doppler frequency values Vl, V2,..., VN and characteristic signal data of the transmitted signal.
- the N reference signals undergo a Fourier transformation operation and a complex conjugation operation.
- the optimization circuit 8 delivers the signals ⁇ opt (f), ⁇ opt (f) and Refcopt (f).
- the signals ⁇ opt (f), ⁇ opt (f) and Refcopt (f) are tables of complex numbers of dimension D which are transmitted to the intercorrelation product calculation circuit 9.
- the signal I ( ⁇ (t)) is equal to the product of intercorrelation between a sample ⁇ opt (t) and a reference signal Refopt (t), the sample ⁇ O pt (t) corresponding, in the time domain, to the sample ⁇ opt (f) in the frequency domain.
- misalignment estimation circuit 10 which calculates the misalignment ⁇ on the basis of predetermined offset data
- the operation of the misalignment estimation circuit 10 will be described in more detail below with reference to FIG. 8.
- the calculated misalignment ⁇ is then transmitted to the differenceometry calculation circuit 11 which delivers the command C2 in the form of FIG. a deviation voltage K x ⁇ , where K is a deviometry voltage coefficient.
- a first embodiment of the optimization circuit 8 is represented in FIG. 4. This first mode concerns the case where the received signal is modulated by data and for which S is equal to 2, which corresponds to a single data change. maximum binary value for the duration of a ⁇ T pattern.
- the optimization circuit 8 comprises a separation circuit 12, two Fourier transform circuits 13, 18, a digital filter circuit 14, a N signal forming circuit 17, a complex conjugation circuit 19, a product circuit 20, an inverse Fourier transform circuit 21, a maximum search circuit 22 and three choice circuits 15, 16, 23.
- the solution to this problem is to cut each sample taken in S sub-samples of duration equal to ⁇ T / S and to create S samples, or pseudo-samples, of duration ⁇ T from the S sub-samples of duration ⁇ T / S .
- Figure 5 illustrates the cutting operations samples and creation of pseudo-samples relating to the sample ⁇ (t) in the case where, for example, S is equal to 2.
- the measured sample ⁇ (t) is first divided into two sub-samples. Samples S1 (t) and S2 (t). Then, a duplication of the sub-sample Sl (t) leads to the formation of a first pseudo ⁇ sample ⁇ l (t) and a duplication of the subsample S2 (t) leads to the formation of a second pseudo-sample ⁇ 2 (t).
- An identical processing is performed on the measured difference signal ⁇ (t).
- the measured difference signal ⁇ (t) is then cut into two sub-samples which are each duplicated, as described above, to form two pseudo-samples ⁇ l (t) and ⁇ 2 (t).
- the separation circuit 12 thus delivers four signals of duration ⁇ T, namely ⁇ l (t), ⁇ 2 (t), ⁇ l (t) and ⁇ 2 (t) (where S is equal to 2).
- the digital filter 14 then delivers the filtered Fourier transformed signals ⁇ l (f), ⁇ 2 (f), ⁇ l (f) and ⁇ 2 (f).
- the difference signals ⁇ l (f) and ⁇ 2 (f) are then transmitted to a first choice circuit 15 and the sum signals ⁇ l (f) and ⁇ 2 (f) to a second choice circuit 16.
- the choice circuit 15a for the function of choosing, among the pseudo-samples ⁇ l (f) and ⁇ 2 (f), which does not include the change of binary data.
- the signal thus chosen is denoted ⁇ opt (f).
- the choice circuit 16 has the function of choosing, among the pseudo-samples ⁇ l (f) and ⁇ 2 (f), which does not include the change of binary data.
- the chosen signal is then noted ⁇ opt (f).
- the choice is made on the basis of a choice command Cc whose obtaining will be described.
- the reference signal formation circuit 17 delivers N reference signals Ref (t), Ref2 (t),..., RefN (t) from the N Doppler frequency values Vl, V2, ..., VN, and characteristic SIGN data of the transmitted signal (center frequency fo, spreading code).
- Refi (t) ⁇ chip (t (fo + Vi) / f 0 ) x sin (211 (f 0 + Vi) t)
- the invention also relates to the more general case of M-PSK modulation where m reference channels are used among M signal channels.
- the signal Refi (t) is thus a signal of central frequency fo + Vi, devoid of noise, coded by the spreading code and whose code is not modulated by data. From a mathematical point of view, the signal Refi (t) is an array of complex numbers of dimension D.
- the complex conjugation circuit 19 which receives as input the N tables of complex numbers of dimension D provides, as output, N tables of complex conjugate numbers of dimension D, Refcl (f), Refc2 (f), ..., RefcN (f).
- the product circuit 20 then carries out the product between the N signals Ref1c (f), Refc2 (f), ..., RefcN (f) and, respectively, the signal ⁇ l (f) and the signal ⁇ 2 (f) delivered by the digital filter circuit 14 (where S is equal to 2).
- the circuit 20 then delivers 2N signals, namely:
- N signals Refcl (f) x ⁇ l (f), Refc2 (f) x ⁇ l (f), ..., RefcN (f) x ⁇ l (f), and
- These 2N signals are transmitted to the inverse Fourier transform circuit 21.
- the inverse Fourier transform circuit 21 performs an inverse Fourier transform on the 2N signals it receives as input.
- the 2N signals delivered at the output of the circuit 21 then correspond to the 2N signals of intercorrelation between the pseudo-signals ⁇ l (t) and ⁇ 2 (t) and the N reference signals Refl (t), Ref2 (t), ..., RefN (t).
- the two sets of signals E1 and E2 are transmitted to the circuit 22 maximum search.
- the search circuit 22 of maximum estimates, among all the signals it receives on its inputs, the one with the highest value in module.
- the signal having the greatest value then belongs either to the first set El or to the second set E2.
- the circuit 22 then delivers two pieces of information II and 12 which constitute, respectively, a command for the choice circuits 15 and 16 and a command for the circuit of choice 23.
- the information II indicates the set which, among the sets El and E2, is the one that contains the signal with the greatest value.
- the information 12 indicates the signal which, among all the signals, corresponds to the Doppler frequency closest to the Doppler frequency of the received signal and has the greatest value.
- the choice circuit 15 selects the signal which, among the signals ⁇ l (f) and ⁇ 2 (f), corresponds to the set to which belongs the signal having the largest value. In the same way, under the action of the command II, a selection operation is performed using the circuit of choice 16 on the signals ⁇ l (f) and ⁇ 2 (f).
- the selected signal delivered by the circuit 15 is the signal ⁇ opt (f) and the selected signal delivered by the circuit 16 is the signal ⁇ opt (f).
- the signal delivered by the circuit 23 is the signal Refcopt (f).
- the processing block 8 comprises all the circuits previously described with reference to FIG. 4 with the exception of the separation circuit 12 and the choice circuits 15 and 16 which are no longer necessary here.
- the signal Refcopt (f) is obtained as described with reference to FIG. 4 while the signals ⁇ opt (f) and ⁇ opt (f) are here directly derived from a Fourier transformation (circuit 24) and a digital filtering. (circuit 25) applied to the measured signals ⁇ (t) and ⁇ (t) according to the filtering data F.
- the signals ⁇ opt (f), ⁇ opt (f) and Refcopt (f) are transmitted to the intercorrelation product calculation circuit 9.
- the circuit 9 is represented in FIG. 7. It comprises two product circuits 26 and 27 and two Inverse Fourier Transform blocks 28 and 29 connected in series with the respective circuits 26 and 27.
- the circuit 26 makes the product of the signals ⁇ opt (f) and Refcopt (f) and the circuit 27 makes the product of the signals ⁇ opt (f) and Refcopt (f). Since the signals ⁇ opt (f), ⁇ opt (f) and Refcopt (f) are tables of complex numbers of dimension D, the output of each product circuit is also an array of complex numbers of dimension D.
- the blocks 28 and 29 perform then, respectively, the computation of the product of intercorrelation I ( ⁇ (t)) and the computation of the product of intercorrelation I ( ⁇ (t)).
- the output of the blocks 28 and 29 corresponds to the inverse Fourier Transform of their input.
- the signal at the output of the Inverse Fourier Transform block 28 is then the cross-correlation product signal I ( ⁇ (t)) between the optimal reference signal Refopt (t) and the optimal signal ⁇ t opt (t) which correspond, respectively conjugate of Refcopt (f) and ⁇ opt (f).
- the output signal of the inverse Fourier transform block 29 is the cross correlation product signal I ( ⁇ (t)) between the optimal reference signal Refopt (t) and the optimal signal ⁇ op t (t) which correspond respectively to the conjugate of Refcopt (f) and ⁇ opt (f).
- the misalignment estimation circuit 10 is represented in FIG. 8. It comprises a peak extraction block 30, an absolute value estimation block 31, a sign estimation block 32 and an estimation block 33. of misalignment.
- the peak estimation block 30 looks in the table of complex numbers I ( ⁇ (t)) of dimension D which it receives on its input which element of the array maximizes the modulus of the product of intercorrelation I ( ⁇ (t) ). The block 30 then delivers an information Ip which indicates the position of this element in the table.
- the information Ip is an integer between 1 and D. If several peaks of the same level are found, only one of them is retained.
- the absolute value calculation block 31 calculates a quantity R representative of the inverse of the misalignment amplitude, from the signals I ( ⁇ (t)) and I ( ⁇ (t)), of the position information.
- Ip, the interval choice parameter Iz and the parameter Q corresponding to the number of maxima to be processed in the chosen interval.
- the position information Ip indicates the position of an element of Table I ( ⁇ (t)) which maximizes the modulus of the intercorrelation product.
- the element of Table I ( ⁇ (t)) identified by the position information Ip is noted I ⁇ p in the remainder of the description.
- the interval choice parameter Iz allows to define a subset of elements located on either side of the element I ⁇ p and the parameter Q leads to choose Q elements I ⁇ l, I ⁇ 2, ..., I ⁇ Q among the elements of this subset maximizing the module of the elements of this subset.
- the element I ⁇ p of Table I ( ⁇ (t)) corresponds an element I ⁇ p of Table I ( ⁇ (t)) whose position is also Ip.
- the interval choice information Iz is then also used to define a second subset of elements. This second subset of elements is composed of elements of Table I ( ⁇ (t)) located on either side of the element I ⁇ p and the parameter Q leads to choose Q elements I ⁇ 1, I ⁇ 2, ... , I ⁇ Q among the elements of this second subset maximizing the module of the elements of this second subset.
- the elements I ⁇ l, I ⁇ 2, ..., I ⁇ Q of the first subset are then ranked in descending order as well as the I ⁇ 1, I ⁇ 2, ..., I ⁇ Q elements of the second subset. Reports are then calculated between the elements of the same rank of the first subset and the second subset maximizing the module elements of this second subset.
- the sign estimation block 32 evaluates the sign of the misalignment. For this purpose, it receives on its input the signals I ( ⁇ (t)) and I ( ⁇ (t)). The sign of the misalignment is then given by the sign of the average of the real part of the product between I ( ⁇ (t)) and I ( ⁇ (t)). The estimation block 32 then delivers a signed value (+1 or -1) which represents the sign of the misalignment. The misalignment estimation block 33 then evaluates the misalignment ⁇ from the ratio R delivered by the block 31 and from the signed value delivered by the block 32. For this purpose, the misalignment estimation block 33 compares the ratio R and the signed value with predetermined detachment data A characteristic of the receiving antenna.
- the misalignment value ⁇ delivered by the estimation block 33 is then transmitted to the deviometry voltage calculation circuit 11 which calculates the command C2 in the form of a deviation voltage equal to K ⁇ ⁇ .
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