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T
2
3T
4
c
0
T
4
0
T
c
0
T
c
/2
T
c
0
T
c
0T
c
/2
T
c
Fig. 8. Examples of SCS Waveforms
4.2 Vector representation
Any SCS waveform can be represented by a coordinate vector. Given a pair of
T
and
T
,
{
}
( )
we can construct a set of function
ψ
tk
:
=
, ,
,
M
−
1
, where
k
1
⎧
(
)
,
kT
≤< +
t
k
1
T
=
⎩
()
s
s
ψ
t
T
(8)
c
k
0,
others
As one can easily confirm, these
M
functions are orthogonal to each other and any SCS chip
waveform
( )
p
t
with the same
T
and
M
can be written as a linear combination of
SCS
{
}
( )
ψ
t
, that is
k
M
∑
1
−
()
()
p
t
=
ψ
t
⋅
d
(9)
SCS
k
k
k
=
0
( )
onto
( )
where
d
is the projection of
p
t
ψ
t
, i.e.
SCS
k
T
() ()
∫
SCS
0
dMp t
=
ψ
t t
(10)
k
k
( )
Therefore, each chip symbol
p
t
corresponds to a coordinate vector
SCS
[
]
T
d
=
dd
,
,
,
d
−
(11)
01
M
1
in the space spanned by
( )
k
. To meet the energy normalization
condition of the SCS chip waveform, each vector
d
must satisfy
ψ
t
for
k
= −
0,1,
,
1
1
1
2
d
=
d d
T
=
1
(12)
MM
Given the spreading chip rate
f
c
and the vector
d
, the chip waveform
p
(
t
) is determined.
Borrowing from the notation of BCS signals (Hegarty et al., 2004), we call the vector
d
shape vector, and use the notation
p
(
t
;
d
,
f
c
) to denote a SCS signal whose shape vector is
d
and the chip rate is
f
c
. If it is understood from context, we will omit
f
c
from the notation.
It can be seen that the chip waveforms employed in most of the modulations in satellite
navigation such as BPSK-R, BOC with even order, and BCS are special cases of SCS
waveforms. Besides, almost all the auxiliary signal chip waveforms used in SC algorithms
also belong to this family. When
d
=1,
p
(
t
;
d
) degenerates to the rectangular pulse, and when
[
]
T
21
d
=−
1,
1,
,1,
−
1
,
p
(
t
;
d
) is the chip waveform of a sine phased BOC signal with the
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