An Analysis of High Precision Detection Technique for Wireless Positioning System

Yan Nan Xiao; Zhong Liang  Deng; Xiao Fei Sun; Xiao Guang Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.380-384.3878

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An Analysis of High Precision Detection Technique for Wireless Positioning System

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In order to solve the issue of high precision detection for mobile phone, an effective approach for triggering the GSM signal is proposed to make the phone transmit the frequency hopping signal which can be established without user interaction. An algorithm of time delay estimation for frequency hopping is proposed and verified by the simulation. The results show that bandwidth signal of frequency hopping can be used which leads to the estimation errors range of approximately [-4.3m, +4.3 and the multipath resolution is improved as well. The technique is therefore ideally suited for high precision of mobile station location.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 380-384)

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Yan Nan Xiao, Zhong Liang Deng, Xiao Fei Sun, Xiao Guang Wang

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Frequency Hopping, GSM, Signal Triggering, Time Delay Estimation

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