Abstract: A radio information system is described which uses the exact mathematical tios and the unique periodic angular coherence of the residual RF carrier and the digitally encoded modulation spectral components of the electromagnetic wave as emitted by a source transmitter (or transmitters) to enhance system performance and to provide new instrumentation and measurement capabilities at the receiver apparatus. The digital modulation synchronizing code occupies a wide frequency bandwidth and is encoded for precise repetitive transmission to provide, for example in a satellite navigation system, a means of accurate synchronization and measurement of time and range parameters. Many encoded sequences of either discrete or pseudo-random types may be used as the synchronizing code. However in the description herein the pseudo-random noise (PRN) codes are used for their added advantage in spread spectrum discrimination against intentional interference.