Low Cost, Low Power, Integrated Full Anti-Jam SAASM GPS Receiver with Up-Finding Capability and M-Code Compatibility for Gun Launched Projectiles

The Mayflower Phase I proposal "Low-Cost, Low Power Integrated Full Anti-Jam Receiver with Up-Finding Capability for Gun Launched Projectiles" addresses the Navy''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''s program objective to develop a low-cost integrated SAASM GPS receiver with up-finding capability for future advanced guided projectiles and many other DOD systems that are size, weight and power (SWAP) constrained. The Mayflower proposed SAASM GPS receiver solution is designed to work for spinning as well as non-spinning platforms. It also meets the governments objective that the integrated SAASM GPS receiver solution has advanced resistance to jamming environments capability and compatibility with GPS M-code. The Phase I study will focus on demonstrating the feasibility of the proposed solution to deliver the required navigation and attitude roll/roll rate performance in jamming for projectiles spinning up to 300 Hz and meet the government SWAP and cost goals in production. The Phase II effort will focus on validating the system level performance through a high level system simulation of the entire integrated SAASM GPS receiver system and prototyping a portion of the receiver in a proof-of-concept hardware.