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L5 is useful in many ways, but L5 really does produce more narrow correlation peaks than L1 as well [0] [0] https://insidegnss-com.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploa
by skzv 4y ago
L5 is useful in many ways, but L5 really does produce more narrow correlation peaks than L1 as well [0]
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- CamperBob2 4y agoYes, that's an SNR advantage due to processing gain. Works out to more or less 10 * log10(RF signal bandwidth / baseband data bandwidth) dB. They could have done something similar at L1, but that ship has pretty much sailed.
- skzv 4y agoI see, thanks for explaining