Patents by Inventor Mangesh Chansarkar

Mangesh Chansarkar has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20040136446
    Abstract: A terrestrial C/A code GPS receiver system digitally samples, filters and stores a segment of 11 half chips of the received composite as a binary number and multiplexes this number for parallel correlation with each of a series of multibit code replicas for the satellites to be tracked. Each of the time delay specific correlation products are accumulated in a cell of a memory matrix so that at least twenty two delays for each satellite may be evaluated each code period providing fast reacquisition, even within a city intersection, as well as correction of multipath tracking and multipath interference. All cells of the memory matrix may be used for an acquisition of a single satellite in about 4 ms. Two satellite tracking, in addition to altitude hold, uses cross track hold alternating with clock hold to update the cross track estimate. Single satellite tracking uses cross track and clock hold together. Navigation data is updated with detected changes in motion including turns.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 24, 2003
    Publication date: July 15, 2004
    Inventors: Sanjai Kohli, Steven Chen, Charles R. Cahn, Mangesh Chansarkar, Greg Turetsky
  • Patent number: 6724811
    Abstract: A terrestrial C/A code GPS receiver system digitally samples, filters and stores a segment of 11 half chips of the received composite as a binary number and multiplexes this number for parallel correlation with each of a series of multibit code replicas for the satellites to be tracked. Each of the time delay specific correlation products are accumulated in a cell of a memory matrix so that at least twenty two delays for each satellite may be evaluated each code period providing fast reacquisition, even within a city intersection, as well as correction of multipath tracking and multipath interference. All cells of the memory matrix may be used for an acquisition of a single satellite in about 4 ms. Two satellite tracking, in addition to altitude hold, uses cross track hold alternating with clock hold to update the cross track estimate. Single satellite tracking uses cross track and clock hold together. Navigation data is updated with detected changes in motion including turns.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 13, 2002
    Date of Patent: April 20, 2004
    Assignee: SiRF Technology, Inc.
    Inventors: Sanjai Kohli, Steven Chen, Charles R. Cahn, Mangesh Chansarkar, Greg Turetsky
  • Patent number: 6633814
    Abstract: A terrestrial C/A code GPS receiver system digitally samples, filters and stores a segment of 11 half chips of the received composite as a binary number and multiplexes this number for parallel correlation with each of a series of multibit code replicas for the satellites to be tracked. Each of the time delay specific correlation products are accumulated in a cell of a memory matrix so that at least twenty two delays for each satellite may be evaluated each code period providing fast reacquisition, even within a city intersection, as well as correction of multipath tracking and multipath interference. All cells of the memory matrix may be used for a acquisition of a single satellite in about 4 ms. Two satellite tracking, in addition to altitude hold, uses cross track hold alternating with clock hold to update the cross track estimate. Single satellite tracking uses cross track and clock hold together. Navigation data is updated with detected changes in motion including turns.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 22, 2000
    Date of Patent: October 14, 2003
    Assignee: SiRf Technology, Inc.
    Inventors: Sanjai Kohli, Steven Chen, Charles R. Cahn, Mangesh Chansarkar, Greg Turetsky
  • Publication number: 20020146065
    Abstract: A terrestrial C/A code GPS receiver system digitally samples, filters and stores a segment of 11 half chips of the received composite as a binary number and multiplexes this number for parallel correlation with each of a series of multibit code replicas for the satellites to be tracked. Each of the time delay specific correlation products are accumulated in a cell of a memory matrix so that at least twenty two delays for each satellite may be evaluated each code period providing fast reacquisition, even within a city intersection, as well as correction of multipath tracking and multipath interference. All cells of the memory matrix may be used for an acquisition of a single satellite in about 4 ms. Two satellite tracking, in addition to altitude hold, uses cross track hold alternating with clock hold to update the cross track estimate. Single satellite tracking uses cross track and clock hold together. Navigation data is updated with detected changes in motion including turns.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 13, 2002
    Publication date: October 10, 2002
    Inventors: Sanjai Kohli, Steven Chen, Charles R. Cahn, Mangesh Chansarkar, Greg Turetsky
  • Patent number: 6400753
    Abstract: A terrestrial C/A code GPS receiver system digitally samples, filters and stores a segment of 11 half chips of the received composite as a binary number and multiplexes this number for parallel correlation with each of a series of multibit code replicas for the satellites to be tracked. Each of the time delay specific correlation products are accumulated in a cell of a memory matrix so that at least twenty two delays for each satellite may be evaluated each code period providing fast reacquisition, even within a city intersection, as well as correction of multipath tracking and multipath interference. All cells of the memory matrix may be used for a acquisition of a single satellite in about 4 ms. Two satellite tracking, in addition to altitude hold, uses cross track hold alternating with clock hold to update the cross track estimate. Single satellite tracking uses cross track and clock hold together. Navigation data is updated with detected changes in motion including turns.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 5, 2000
    Date of Patent: June 4, 2002
    Assignee: SiRF Technology, Inc.
    Inventors: Sanjai Kohli, Steven Chen, Charles R. Cahn, Mangesh Chansarkar, Greg Turetsky
  • Patent number: 6393046
    Abstract: A terrestrial C/A code GPS receiver system digitally samples, filters and stores a segment of 11 half chips of the received composite as a binary number and multiplexes this number for parallel correlation with each of a series of multibit code replicas for the satellites to be tracked. Each of the time delay specific correlation products are accumulated in a cell of a memory matrix so that at least twenty two delays for each satellite may be evaluated each code period providing fast reacquisition, even within a city intersection, as well as correction of multipath tracking and multipath interference. All cells of the memory matrix may be used for a acquisition of a single satellite in about 4 ms. Two satellite tracking, in addition to altitude hold, uses cross track hold alternating with clock hold to update the cross track estimate. Single satellite tracking uses cross track and clock hold together. Navigation data is updated with detected changes in motion including turns.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 25, 1997
    Date of Patent: May 21, 2002
    Assignee: SiRF Technology, Inc.
    Inventors: Sanjai Kohli, Steven Chen, Charles R. Cahn, Mangesh Chansarkar, Greg Turetsky
  • Publication number: 20020015439
    Abstract: A terrestrial C/A code GPS receiver system digitally samples, filters and stores a segment of 11 half chips of the received composite as a binary number and multiplexes this number for parallel correlation with each of a series of multibit code replicas for the satellites to be tracked. Each of the time delay specific correlation products are accumulated in a cell of a memory matrix so that at least twenty two delays for each satellite may be evaluated each code period providing fast reacquisition, even within a city intersection, as well as correction of multipath tracking and multipath interference. All cells of the memory matrix may be used for a acquisition of a single satellite in about 4 ms. Two satellite tracking, in addition to altitude hold, uses cross track hold alternating with clock hold to update the cross track estimate. Single satellite tracking uses cross track and clock hold together. Navigation data is updated with detected changes in motion including turns.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 22, 2000
    Publication date: February 7, 2002
    Inventors: Sanjai Kohli, Steven Chen, Charles R. Cahn, Mangesh Chansarkar, Greg Turetsky
  • Publication number: 20010002203
    Abstract: A spread spectrum receiver uses a comparison of the magnitude of the code correlation amplitudes at equal power at a one chip spacing to the magnitude at a central position there between to determine if multipath interference is present. The lead or lag error from constructive or destructive multipath interference may also be determined. Inaccuracies due to such interference may then be corrected or minimized by, for example, determining the residual code phase error and/or the prompt or accurate code phase delay.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 11, 2000
    Publication date: May 31, 2001
    Inventors: Charles R. Cahn, Mangesh Chansarkar, Sanjai Kohli
  • Patent number: 6198765
    Abstract: A spread spectrum receiver uses a comparison of the magnitude of the code correlation amplitudes at equal power at a one chip spacing to the magnitude at a central position there between to determine if multipath interference is present. The lead or lag error from constructive or destructive multipath interference may also be determined. Inaccuracies due to such interference may then be corrected or minimized by, for example, determining the residual code phase error and/or the prompt or accurate code phase delay.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 12, 1997
    Date of Patent: March 6, 2001
    Assignee: SiRF Technologies, Inc.
    Inventors: Charles R. Cahn, Mangesh Chansarkar, Sanjai Kohli