Technical requirements for pseudo-code ranging for deep space measurement and control of space data and information transmission systems (English Version)
High-precision radio ranging is crucial for deep space navigation and radio science research. Regenerative pseudo-code ranging technology effectively avoids ranging forwarding noise and significantly improves ranging accuracy in long-distance and weak signal environments. With the increasing complexity of deep space exploration missions, standardized and clear technical requirements have become the key to international cooperation and technical compatibility.
Technical requirements | Regenerated pseudo code ranging | Forwarded pseudo code ranging |
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Pseudo code pattern | T4B code, T2B code, high precision or fast capture required | Same as regenerated pseudo code requirements |
Ground station processing flow | Uplink carrier tracking and signal demodulation, chip rate capture, etc. | Uplink ranging signal filtering and automatic gain control |
Dynamic performance requirements | High-precision ranging, support for complex dynamic environments | Fast response, adapt to long-distance signal attenuation |
The ranging pseudocode must meet one of the following conditions before baseband shaping:
a) The modulation index is lower than $0.3\mathrm{~rad}$
b) The chip rate is lower than $250\mathrm{kchip/s}$ and the modulation index is lower than $1.0\mathrm{rad}$
For example, the comparison of the first 10 chips of T4B code and T2B code before and after baseband shaping is shown in Figure A.1 (see Appendix A). After baseband shaping, the pseudocode is modulated on the uplink or downlink carrier to form a ranging signal.
With the advancement of deep space exploration missions, ranging technology will develop towards higher accuracy and lower energy consumption. Regenerative pseudo-code ranging will become the mainstream technology due to its high-precision characteristics. The design of T4B code and T2B code in the standard reflects the emphasis on adaptability to dynamic environments and rapid capture capabilities.
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