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Ionospheric DelayIonospheric delay is the amount of additional transmission time a signal incurs as it passes through the ionosphere. The amount of delay through the ionosphere varies with the frequency of the signal that passes through the ionosphere.
Satellite Ionospheric Delay
This figure shows how ionospheric delay can effect the transmission of GPS radio signals. This example shows that the amount of ionospheric delay varies based on the electron density and that the electron density can vary based on geographic location and sunspot activity. This diagram also shows that the amount of delay is different for the different GPS frequencies.
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This book covers satellite position location technology and the GPS system has evolved. You will learn the functional parts of GPS systems, how they work and work together to provide position measurements that are accurate to within centimeters. $19.99 Printed, $16.99 eBook |
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