Automatic identification system receiver and satellite payload comprising the same
A technology for automatic identification systems and receivers, applied in transmission systems, digital transmission systems, modulated carrier systems, etc., and can solve the problem of not disclosing the AIS receiving architecture in detail.
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[0034] The TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) frames of the AIS signal are organized as described in the table below:
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[0036] Each frame consists of 2250 time slots in which ships can send their bursts. Here, the terms "burst", "message" or "packet" will be used to refer to informational data sent by ships in TDMA time slots. The TDMA structure is repeated on two channel channels, and each ship transmitter hops between the two channels.
[0037] The signal format consists of a binary GMSK modulation (modulation index equal to 0.5) with a BT (bandwidth-duration) product between 0.4 and 0.5 (nominal: 0.4):
[0038] s ( t ) = 2 E s T e jπ Σ i α i ...
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