Implementation and Experiments of TDOA Monitoring Techniques for Broadcasting Interferences

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Since the rapid developing of economy in Taiwan in recently years, a large numbers of constructions have made the changes on theterrain surrounding of the radio monitoring stations rapidly. Hence, the accuracy performance of the radio monitoring station configured by signal angle of arrival (AOA) location technology has been seriously degraded. In this paper, the simulated result of 20km ~ 30km coverage area is evaluated. Furthermore, the implementation and experiments supported by the radio frequency interference have been governed by authority of national communication commissions (NCC) in Taiwan. The results show that the locating accuracy at circle error probability (CEP) 50% is less than 950 m distance under multi-path effect in metropolitan area. Hence, the solution of integrated the AOA/TDOA technologies can be applied and the interference transmitter characterized with low transmitted power, burst and weak signal and metropolitan interference is easy identified, analyzed (located) and prevented.

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