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Based on the design theory and development experience of Beidou navigation satellite system (BDS), this book highlights the space segment and the related satellite technologies as well as satellite-ground integration design from the perspective of engineering. The satellite navigation technology in this book is divided into uplink and reception technology, broadcasting link technology, inter-satellite link technology, time-frequency system technology, navigation signal generation and assessment technology, navigation information management technology, autonomous operation technology of navigation satellite. In closing, the book introduces readers to the technological development status and trend of BDS and other GNSS, and propose the technologies of future development.
Unlike most current books on this topic, which largely concentrate on principles, receiver design or applications, the book also features substantial information on the role of satellite system in the GNSS and the process of signal information flow, and each chapter not only studies on the theoretical function and main technologies, but also focuses on engineering development. Accordingly, readers will gain not only a better understanding of navigation satellite systems as a whole, but also of their main components and key technologies.
Unlike most current books on this topic, which largely concentrate on principles, receiver design or applications, the book also features substantial information on the role of satellite system in the GNSS and the process of signal information flow, and each chapter not only studies on the theoretical function and main technologies, but also focuses on engineering development. Accordingly, readers will gain not only a better understanding of navigation satellite systems as a whole, but also of their main components and key technologies.
About the author
Jun Xie, research fellow, graduated from the University of Defense Science and Technology, an expert in the field of space electronic information in China, and one of the leading figures in satellite navigation technology. He is currently a member of the standing committee of Science and Technology Committee of CAST. He has been engaged in the research of navigation satellite system, navigation payload, space microwave technology and so on for a long time. It has won 1 special prize and of National Scientific and Technological Progress Award, 3 first prize and 2 third prize of Scientific and Technological Progress Award in the army and ministries, and authorized 11 invention patents.
Haihong Wang, research fellow, graduated from Nanjing University. He is the deputy director designer of Beidou satellite autonomous navigation subsystem. He has been engaged in research on orbital mechanics of spacecraft and autonomous operation of navigation satellite systems for over ten years. He was awarded the second prize of Science and Technology Progress Award of the ministry of education, the second prize of Science and Technology Progress of the Army, the first prize of national innovation and authorized 5 invention patents.
Peng Li, senior engineer, graduated from Tsinghua University, is currently the general manager of the aerospace technology application and international business department of ISSE. He is the deputy director designer of the Beidou satellite payload. He has been engaged in the research of navigation system demonstration, application, navigation system ground validation, and navigation satellite payload design for over ten years. He was awarded the second prize of Science and Technology Progress of the Army, and authorized 5 invention patents. Yansong Meng, researcher follow, graduated from CAST-Xi’an. He is currently a member of the Science and Technology Committee and director of the Navigation CAST-Xi’an. He is the assistant chief designer of Beidou satellite and technical director of the Inter-satellite link system. He has been engaged in the research of satellite navigation and inter-satellite link technology for over ten years. He has published more than 10 papers indexed by SCI and EI and authorized 13 invention patents.
Haihong Wang, research fellow, graduated from Nanjing University. He is the deputy director designer of Beidou satellite autonomous navigation subsystem. He has been engaged in research on orbital mechanics of spacecraft and autonomous operation of navigation satellite systems for over ten years. He was awarded the second prize of Science and Technology Progress Award of the ministry of education, the second prize of Science and Technology Progress of the Army, the first prize of national innovation and authorized 5 invention patents.
Peng Li, senior engineer, graduated from Tsinghua University, is currently the general manager of the aerospace technology application and international business department of ISSE. He is the deputy director designer of the Beidou satellite payload. He has been engaged in the research of navigation system demonstration, application, navigation system ground validation, and navigation satellite payload design for over ten years. He was awarded the second prize of Science and Technology Progress of the Army, and authorized 5 invention patents. Yansong Meng, researcher follow, graduated from CAST-Xi’an. He is currently a member of the Science and Technology Committee and director of the Navigation CAST-Xi’an. He is the assistant chief designer of Beidou satellite and technical director of the Inter-satellite link system. He has been engaged in the research of satellite navigation and inter-satellite link technology for over ten years. He has published more than 10 papers indexed by SCI and EI and authorized 13 invention patents.
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