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Galileo OS SIS ICD.indd - GSA - Europa

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2.4. Logic Levels<br />

The correspondence between the logic level code bits used to modulate the signal and<br />

the signal level is according to the values stated in Table 10.<br />

2.5. Transmitted Signal Phase Noise<br />

Logic Level Signal Level<br />

1 -1.0<br />

0 +1.0<br />

Table 10. Logic to Signal Level Assignment<br />

The phase noise spectral density of the un-modulated carrier will allow a second-order<br />

phase locked loop with 10 Hz one-sided noise bandwidth to track the carrier to an<br />

accuracy of 0.04 radians RMS.<br />

2.6. Transmitted Signals Code/Data Coherency<br />

The edge of each data symbol coincides with the edge of a code chip. Periodic spreading<br />

codes start coincides with the start of a data symbol.<br />

The edge of each secondary code chip coincides with the edge of a primary code chip.<br />

Primary code start coincides with the start of a secondary code chip.<br />

2.7. Received Power Levels on Ground<br />

2.7.1. Minimum Levels<br />

The <strong>Galileo</strong> satellites will provide <strong>Galileo</strong> E5, E6 and E1 signals strength in order to<br />

meet the minimum levels specifi ed in 0. The minimum received power on ground is<br />

measured at the output of an ideally matched RHCP 0 dBi polarized user receiving<br />

antenna when the SV elevation angle is higher than 10 degrees.<br />

Signal Signal Component<br />

E5<br />

E6<br />

E1<br />

E5a (total I+Q)<br />

(50/50% I/Q power sharing)<br />

E5b (total I+Q)<br />

(50/50% I/Q power sharing)<br />

E6 CS (total B+C)<br />

(50/50% E6-B/E6-C power sharing)<br />

E1 <strong>OS</strong>/SoL (total B+C)<br />

(50/50% E1-B/E1-C power sharing)<br />

10 © European Union 2010<br />

Document subject to terms of use and disclaimers p. ii-iii<br />

OD <strong>SIS</strong> <strong>ICD</strong>, Issue 1, February 2010<br />

Total Received<br />

Minimum Power (dBW)<br />

-155<br />

-155<br />

-155<br />

-157<br />

Table 11. Received Minimum Power Levels on Ground<br />

For a 5 degree user elevation angle, the user minimum received power will typically be<br />

0.25 dB lower than specifi ed in Table 11 above.<br />

2.7.2. Maximum Levels<br />

The <strong>Galileo</strong> terrestrial user’s maximum received signal power level is, using the same<br />

assumptions as for the minimum received power, not expected to exceed 3 dB above<br />

the corresponding minimum received power.

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