Abstract
Fog computing has been applied to the data processing for the Internet of Things (IoT) based on distributed high-precision Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS). However, the space-time adaptive processing (STAP) interference suppression technology in the system will cause fog computing data deviation that includes carrier phase bias and pseudocode offset. An unbiased STAP technique is proposed to eliminate these deviations. First, it is analyzed that the carrier phase bias and pseudocode offset are caused by the non-linear phase response of the STAP equivalent filter. Then, a coefficient-constrained method based on practical engineering processing is proposed, which can eliminate these deviations by restricting the tap coefficients to be symmetrically equal around the center-tap. Moreover, by analyzing the coherent integral function of the pseudocode after filtering, the tap structure of STAP is modified to eliminate the group offset of the pseudocode without increasing the computational complexity and hardware resources. Finally, the unbiased performance and anti-interference performance of the system are verified by numerical and real data simulations.
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