After obtaining her master's degree, she went to Stanford University's Department of Electrical Engineering to continue pursuing a Ph.D.
First, it should be noted that she is indeed outstanding in the field of satellite navigation.
October 2005.
Europe launched the first test satellite of the Galileo system, and the satellite's signal was activated in January 2006.
Within just a few hours.
Gao Xingxin and other staff in the lab cracked and captured new civilian signals on three bands.
Then, she performed an audacious operation.
In April 2007, Huaxia launched the first medium-earth orbit satellite of the Beidou-1 system.
At that time, Gao Xingxin demodulated the three-band frequencies broadcasting all civilian codes on the M1 satellite and cracked its encoding generator as a linear shift feedback register.
