Abstract
In this paper, the symmetry detection algorithm based on the symmetry of binary offset carrier (BOC) modulation signals is proposed to solve the problem of the global navigation satellite system (GNSS) spoofing interference in BOC modulation and acquisition phase which set on the base of the characters of correlation peaks, and achieve the detection of the forwarded spoofing interference signals. The theoretical value and the simulation value of the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve of the symmetry detection algorithm can be obtained by the numerical calculation and the experimental simulation. It can be seen from the simulation that with the increase of the accumulation times after the correlation, the signal to noise ratio (SNR) of the spoofing signal compared to the real signal, and the SNR of the real signal, the detection probability of the spoofing signal increases as well. When the power of the spoofing signal is 3 dB greater than that of the real signal, the detection probability can be more than 99% under the condition that the false alarm probability is 0.1%. Given that it only needs to add the module to the software receiver to detect spoofing signals, the algorithm proposed in this paper is of practical significance.
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