Carrier Tracking is a signal processing technique in GNSS receiver design that belongs to the class of synchronization methods, specifically distinguished by its role in continuously estimating and correcting the phase and frequency of the incoming carrier wave to maintain coherent demodulation of the modulated navigation data.
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