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Figure 11: Synthetic Aperture GPS Signal Processing

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FIGURE 11: Pattern of a two-dimensional antenna array that is comprised of two physical and six synthetic antennas. Satellite motion has been wiped off from the incoming signal from PRN4, which had a carrier-to-noise ratio of 49 dB-Hz.

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