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GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM GLONASS INTERFACE CONTROL DOCUMENT Code Division Multiple Access Open Service Navigation Signal in L2 frequency band Edition 1.0 MOSCOW 2016

Table of contents Definitions and acronyms... 3 1 Scope... 4 2 L2OCp signal structure... 6 2.1 General scheme of L2OCp signal generation... 6 2.2 L2OCp signal generation... 7 2.3 L2 CSI and L2OCp multiplexing... 7 2.4 Structure of L2OCp PRN generator... 9 2.5 OC2 overlay code... 10 List of figures Figure 1 L2 CSI signal structure... 6 Figure 2 L2 CSI signal generation scheme... 7 Figure 3 Timing relationship between components of L2q modulation sequence... 8 Figure 4 L2OCp PRN generator structure... 9 List of tables Table 1 First and last 32 chips of L2OCp PRNs... 11 2

Definitions and acronyms CDMA Code Division Multiple Access CSI Channel for Service Information d symbol in signal name, indicating attribution to a data component f b Base frequency FDMA Frequency Division Multiple Access GLONASS Global Navigation Satellite System ICD Interface Control Document IS Initial State L2 CSI CDMA Signal for Service Information in L2 frequency band L2OCp CDMA Open Service Navigation Signal in L2 frequency band (pilot signal) L2q signal formed by L2 CSI and L2OCp multiplexing L2SC Code Division Multiple Access Secured Signal in L2 MS Meander sequence OC Overlay code p symbol in signal name, indicating attribution to a pilot component PRN Pseudorandom Noise sequence (ranging code) S Sequence SC Synchronous Counter SV Space Vehicle TDM chip by chip Time-Division Multiplexing UE User Equipment 3

1 Scope 1.1 This Interface Control Document (ICD) defines the parameters between the space segment, represented by Glonass-K2 space vehicles (SV), and the navigation user equipment (UE) of GLONASS for L2 Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) navigation. Information common to all GLONASS CDMA signals is given in the document GLONASS. Interface Control Document. General Description of Code Division Multiple Access Signal System (hereinafter General Description ICD) which consists of the following sections: - purpose, composition and concept of GLONASS-based positioning; - time scales used in GLONASS; - GLONASS geodetic reference; - general characteristics of GLONASS signals; - monitoring GLONASS signal-in-space; - recommendations and algorithms for processing of data transmitted in GLONASS signals. 1.2 Russian Rocket and Space Engineering and Information Systems Corporation, Joint Stock Company () the designer of the GLONASS mission payload is assigned as a developer of ICD and is responsible for its drafting, coordination, revision and maintenance. The current Document comes into force provided that it is signed by the following persons/entities: - GLONASS Chief Designer; - Russian Rocket and Space Engineering and Information Systems Corporation, Joint Stock Company () of ROSCOSMOS State Space Corporation which is the leading organization on the GLONASS payload, service radiofrequency and telemetry systems, ground control and command facilities, and a set of user equipment for different user groups; - Academician M.F. Reshetnev Information Satellite Systems (ISS, JSC) of ROSCOSMOS State Space Corporation prime for development and integration of GLONASS satellites, including system integration of space, launch, and ground control complexes, on-board mission software used to generate navigation message and SV control data; 4

- Research and Development Center (Korolev) of the Central Research Institute of the Russian Federation Space Forces leading research and development organization of the Russian Ministry of Defense on the GLONASS system; - Russian Institute of Radionavigation and Time (RIRT, OJSC) of Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russian Federation responsible for developing timing facilities of special and dual use, facilities for generating space segment time scale; synchronization of GLONASS timing facilities and developing user equipment for different user groups; - Central Research Institute of Machine Building, Federal State Unitary Enterprise (TSNIIMASH, FSUE) the head research institute of the ROSCOSMOS State Space Corporation. ICD is approved by the authorized representatives of ROSCOMOS State Space Corporation and Space Forces. ICD comes into force on approval by the Commanding General of the Space Forces and the Director General of the ROSCOSMOS State Space Corporation. In the course of GLONASS system evolution, its individual parameters may change. The developer of ICD bears responsibility for coordination of the suggested modifications with all responsible parties and, if necessary, for drafting new edition of the Document containing such modifications. Modifications and new editions of ICD come into force on approval by the Commanding General of the Space Forces and the Director General of the ROSCOSMOS State Space Corporation. The is responsible for official distribution of GLONASS ICD. 5

2 L2OCp signal structure 2.1 General scheme of L2OCp signal generation L2OCp signal is transmitted on carrier frequency (nominal value) f L2 1220 f b 244 5.115 MHz 1248.06 MHz and is multiplexed with L2 CSI signal by chip by chip time-division multiplexing (TDM) of their pseudorandom noise sequences (PRNs). L2q signal is in phase quadrature with L2SC signal, which is delayed by 90º (Figure 1). Q L2 CSI L2OCp Сhip by chip time-division multiplexing (TDM) L2SC I Figure 1 L2 CSI signal structure Figure 2 shows L2 signal generation scheme. 6

f T2 = 2.5575 MHz 10.23 MHz 1 s f T1 = 1.023 MHz SC 2 ms 4 ms 8 ms 20 ms f T2 4 ms 8 ms 1 s L2q modulation sequence generator L2SC modulation sequence generator I Q quadrature modulator L2SC Σ +90º L2q L2 f T1 2 ms 1 s L2 CSI modulation sequence generator S L2CSI cos(2π f L2 t) 20 ms f T1 /2 PRN L2OCp generator PRN L2OCp f T1 /2 S L2OCp TDM S L2q 1 s МS 2 f T1 ОC2 20 ms 1 s Figure 2 L2 CSI signal generation scheme 2.2 L2OCp signal generation Modulation sequence of symbols of L2OCр signal (S L2OCр ) is the modulo-2 sum of PRN L2OCp chip stream clocked at f T1 /2 = 0.5115 MHz (see. 2.4), overlay code OC2 symbol stream clocked at 50 sps (see 2.5), and meander sequence (MS) clocked at 2 f Т1 = 2.046 MHz as shown in Figure 2. MS is a 0101 periodic sequence, synchronized with PRN L2OCp chips and transmitted with most significant bits first (the first symbol of MS for a PRN L2OCp chip duration is 0). MS is intended to form BOC(1,1) spectrum for L2OCp component. 2.3 L2 CSI and L2OCp multiplexing The modulation sequence of symbols for L2q signal (S L2q ) is formed at the TDM output. Figure 3 shows the TDM principle of operation. It also shows the second mark position 7

corresponding to PRN chips end/start. The second mark also corresponds to PRN periods end/start. Second mark S L2CSI PRN L2OCp d1 2/f T1 2 μs d2 t S L2OCp 1/(2 f T1 ) 0.5 μs t t S L2q 1/f T1 1 μs d1 d2 t Figure 3 Timing relationship between components of L2q modulation sequence Sequence S L2q is used to phase-shift key Q-component of carrier frequency in L2 by 180. 8

2.4 Structure of L2OCp PRN generator Figure 4 shows the structure of L2OCp PRN generator. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DC1 IS1 = 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 f T1 /2 = = 0.5115 MHz 20 ms 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 IS2 = 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 DC2 j* 0 1 63 * PRN L2OCp j = 0...63 SV ID number IS2 = j+64 Figure 4 L2OCp PRN generator structure Zero SV ID number is the reserved one, which can only be enabled upon termination of GLONASS CDMA and FDMA signals combined use. L2OCp PRNs are Gold sequences of length N = 10230 and period T = 20 ms. These sequences are generated by the modulo-2 addition of binary digits (1 and 0) incoming at clock rate f T1 / 2 0.5115 MHz from digital circuits DC1 and DC2 shown in Figure 4. The shift register of DC1 has 14 triggers and feedback from triggers number 4, 8, 13 and 14. The shift register of DC2 has 7 triggers and feedback from triggers 6 and 7. The shift direction in all registers is from lower to higher trigger number. The following initial state (IS) codes are set into DC registers at 20 ms intervals: - IS1 = 00110100111000 into DC1; - IS2 = j + 64 = 1000000, 1000001 1111111 into DC2, where j is an SV ID number. IS1 and IS2 (binary numbers) are registered into DC1 and DC2 in such a way that the least significant bit enters the last trigger of register. Short pulses at 20 ms intervals determine moments of IS codes registering into DCs. They are formed in synchronous counter (SC) shown on Figure 2 based on 10.23 MHz signal and 1 s pulses. 9

Table 1 shows first and last 32 chips of L2OCp PRNs in HEX. For example, 1EBF3DE2 means 00011110101111110011110111100010. The record of sequences means that the left-most chip is generated first. 2.5 OC2 overlay code ОС2 is a periodic 50-symbol code 00101101011111000110000100011010000001011000100010, which is transmitted with most significant bits first (the leftmost symbol is generated first) and synchronized with second marks (the leading edge of the first symbol coincides with the second mark). Period of OC2 is 1 s. Duration of each OC2 symbol is 20 ms. 10

11 Table 1 First and last 32 chips of L2OCp PRNs j IS2 (Figure 4) PRN L2OCp j IS2 (Figure 4) PRN L2OCp First 32 chips Last 32 chips First 32 chips Last 32 chips 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1000000 1000001 1000010 1000011 1000100 1000101 1000110 1000111 1001000 1001001 1001010 1001011 1001100 1001101 1001110 1001111 1010000 1010001 1010010 1010011 1010100 1010101 1010110 1010111 1011000 1011001 1011010 1011011 1011100 1011101 1011110 1011111 1EBF3DE2 9FB9299B 5F3A23A7 DE3C37DE 3E7DB2C0 BF7BA6B9 7FF8AC85 FEFEB8FC 0EDE7A73 8FD86E0A 4F5B6436 CE5D704F 2E1CF551 AF1AE128 6F99EB14 EE9FFF6D 168F9E2A 97898A53 570A806F D60C9416 364D1108 B74B0571 77C80F4D F6CE1B34 06EED9BB 87E8CDC2 476BC7FE C66DD387 262C5699 A72A42E0 67A948DC E6AF5CA5 1BA445DE 86EBE41A 484C34F8 D503953C B2507D4D 2F1FDC89 E1B80C6B 7CF7ADAF CF5E5997 5211F853 9CB628B1 01F98975 66AA6104 FBE5C0C0 35421022 A80DB1E6 F1D94BFA 6C96EA3E A2313ADC 3F7E9B18 582D7369 C562D2AD 0BC5024F 968AA38B 252357B3 B86CF677 76CB2695 EB848751 8CD76F20 1198CEE4 DF3F1E06 4270BFC2 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 1100000 1100001 1100010 1100011 1100100 1100101 1100110 1100111 1101000 1101001 1101010 1101011 1101100 1101101 1101110 1101111 1110000 1110001 1110010 1110011 1110100 1110101 1110110 1110111 1111000 1111001 1111010 1111011 1111100 1111101 1111110 1111111 1AA76C06 9BA1787F 5B227243 DA24663A 3A65E324 BB63F75D 7BE0FD61 FAE6E918 0AC62B97 8BC03FEE 4B4335D2 CA4521AB 2A04A4B5 AB02B0CC 6B81BAF0 EA87AE89 1297CFCE 9391DBB7 5312D18B D214C5F2 325540EC B3535495 73D05EA9 F2D64AD0 02F6885F 83F09C26 4373961A C2758263 2234077D A3321304 63B11938 E2B70D41 6E9AC2CC F3D56308 3D72B3EA A03D122E C76EFA5F 5A215B9B 94868B79 09C92ABD BA60DE85 272F7F41 E988AFA3 74C70E67 1394E616 8EDB47D2 407C9730 DD3336F4 84E7CCE8 19A86D2C D70FBDCE 4A401C0A 2D13F47B B05C55BF 7EFB855D E3B42499 501DD0A1 CD527165 03F5A187 9EBA0043 F9E9E832 64A649F6 AA019914 374E38D0

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