[time-nuts] Spread Spectrum LF Time Code (Was: 60 KHz Receiver)
Oz-in-DFW
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Tue Oct 5 22:53:13 UTC 2010
On 10/5/2010 5:14 PM, WB6BNQ wrote:
> Poul,
>
> Please explain to me how spread spectrum would enhance any process of frequency or
> time recovery ?
I can see a lot of reasons, but it's an answer requiring lots of
thought. I'm not certain that it'd be an advantage. Some things that
come to mind are:
1. non-gaussian interferers would be reduced by the spread processing
gain. (Yay!)
2. With a long enough code you can discriminate against multipath
(skywave.) as well as Loran - really limiting diurnal shift.
3. With a high chip rate you can potentially get really fine time
resolution.
4. Most of the processing goes right to bits - Moore's law becomes
our buddy.
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