Electromagnetic interference is one of the most serious threats to satellite navigation receivers, and the most effective countermeasures in the existing research is the space-time array processing (STAP) anti-interference technology. However, the traditional STAP will cause the signal signal phase to deviate, resulting in a decrease in phase tracking accuracy, or even serious consequences such as receiver loop loss. There are three bottleneck problem for the STAP bias correction, including the delay uncertainty in anti-interference filters, the non-ideal nature of the analog devices, and the unclearness of signal direction. Here, we propose a method for modifying the GNSS antenna array receiver’s signal phase deviation. Compared with the traditional algorithms, the proposed algorithm is implemented in a simple way and requires no a priori information. Simulation and 2 types of real data test results show that the proposed algorithm can effectively suppress the signal phase deviation caused by the STAP, and the residual error after the algorithm processing is less than 8°, which improves the receiver's signal phase tracking performance.
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