GPS Signal Spreading: Overview

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This lecture provides an overview of GPS signal spreading techniques, including the use of 1023 chips, code repetitions, modulation schemes, autocorrelation, cross-correlation, and spectrum analysis. It covers the basics of GPS signal structure and the Signal in Space (SIS) construction, explaining the process step by step.

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