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Module Map

Use this map to enter the receiver through a runtime responsibility. The package turns a sample source into acquisition, tracking, observation, and optional navigation evidence; each stage has separate state and refusal rules.

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    source["sample source"]
    engine["engine and runtime"]
    acquisition["acquisition"]
    tracking["tracking"]
    observations["observations"]
    navigation["optional navigation"]
    artifacts["run artifacts"]

    source --> engine --> acquisition --> tracking --> observations --> navigation
    acquisition --> artifacts
    tracking --> artifacts
    observations --> artifacts
    navigation --> artifacts

Choose A Runtime Route

question owning subsystem what belongs there
How is a receiver configured, validated, and started? Receiver engine configuration, defaults, runtime controls, execution entrypoints, metrics, diagnostics, and support selection
How do samples enter without coupling stages to storage? Sample adapters and runtime ports file or memory sources plus clock, sample-source, and artifact-sink traits
How are satellites searched and candidates ranked? Acquisition stage request planning, search, calibration, ranking, refinement, uncertainty, and rejection evidence
How does a channel preserve or lose lock? Tracking stage channel lifecycle, loop state, corrections, reacquisition, navigation-bit annotation, and session evidence
How do tracking results become measurements? Observation stage timing, smoothing, ambiguity, residuals, quality, covariance, and epoch decisions
How is navigation invoked from the receiver? Navigation adapter feature-gated receiver composition over navigation-owned science
How are receiver outcomes assembled for callers? Run artifact contract in-memory acquisition, tracking, observation, support, and navigation evidence
How are runtime outputs compared with references? Reference validation and validation reports alignment, consistency, budgets, readiness, integrity, and report assembly
How are deterministic receiver scenarios exercised? Synthetic runtime scenario execution, generated signals, stage truth, sensitivity, and validation artifacts

Feature Boundaries

Navigation execution, covariance realism, reference validation, validation reports, and synthetic runtime exports are enabled by the nav feature. Core receiver configuration, acquisition, tracking, observations, ports, and carrier-smoothed-code validation remain available without it.

The curated receiver API marks that feature boundary explicitly. The crate boundary keeps implementation modules private.

Cross-Stage Helpers

Some logic spans stages without becoming a new stage:

  • Pipeline composition owns Doppler conversion, acquisition assistance, signal capability checks, Hatch support, and receiver-side validation adapters.
  • Validation helpers support report assembly without owning navigation science.

Boundary Tests

  • Signal generation primitives and code families stay in signal.
  • Navigation algorithms, correction law, and estimators stay in navigation.
  • Dataset resolution and persisted run layout stay in infra.
  • Command selection and report rendering stay in the command package.
  • Shared records and artifact-envelope meaning stay in core.

Use Integration Seams when a change crosses these owners and Code Navigation for implementation and proof routes within the receiver.