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Method for self-correcting coupling error of electromagnetic vector sensor array

A sensor array, electromagnetic vector technology, applied in the direction of measuring electrical variables, instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as coupling error of electromagnetic vector sensor arrays

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-04-04
XIDIAN UNIV
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[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the problem of coupling errors in the electromagnetic vector sensor array, and provide a self-correction method for the coupling error of the electromagnetic vector sensor array using the ideal electromagnetic vector sensor as the auxiliary array element, which can correct the coupling error of the electromagnetic vector sensor array effective correction

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[0034] refer to figure 2 as shown, figure 2For the flow chart of the present invention, under the assumption that there is only coupling error in the electromagnetic vector sensor, that is, the magnitude and phase of the six channels of the electromagnetic vector sensor are all the same, by adding an auxiliary array element (ideal electromagnetic vector sensor) to the electromagnetic vector The coupling error of the sensor array is self-corrected, and the specific implementation steps of the self-correction method are as follows:

[0035] 1. An ideal electromagnetic vector sensor located at the origin of the coordinates is used as an auxiliary array element and L-1 electromagnetic vector sensors to be corrected to form a receiving array. The receiving array receives any narrowband, far-field, and fully polarized transverse electromagnetic wave signal. 1 time, the output signal of the receiving array for:

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The invention discloses a method for self-correcting a coupling error of an electromagnetic vector sensor array. According to the method, an ideal electromagnetic vector sensor is additionally arranged to be used as an auxiliary array element and forms a receiving array with the electromagnetic vector sensor array to be corrected, the receiving array receives the completely polarized transverse electromagnetic wave signal data of a far field, the autocorrelation matrix of the sample data is calculated, the real electromagnetic field vector and electromagnetic vector having errors of the signal are estimated through a subspace method, the obtained estimated value of the real electromagnetic field vector and the estimated value of the electromagnetic field vector having errors are used to estimate the coupling error variance, the coupling error matrix is constructed according to the coupling error variance and the inverse matrix is calculated, and the data received by the electromagnetic vector sensor to be corrected are pre-multiplied by the inverse matrix of the coupling error matrix so as to correct the coupling error. The method disclosed by the invention has a simple solving process and small calculated amount, the real electromagnetic filed vector and the electromagnetic field vector having coupling errors of the signal can be estimated, and higher coupling error estimation accuracy can be achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of electromagnetic vector sensor error correction, in particular to a self-correction method for electromagnetic vector sensor array coupling errors. Background technique [0002] Space electromagnetic signals are six-dimensional complex vector signals containing electric and magnetic fields. The electromagnetic vector sensor array can obtain the polarization information of electromagnetic signals. The development and utilization of electromagnetic wave polarization information can effectively improve the performance of radar systems in anti-interference, target recognition, and detection. , tracking and other aspects of the ability. Such as figure 1 As shown, it is a schematic diagram of an electromagnetic vector sensor array. Each electromagnetic vector sensor system is composed of three orthogonal electric dipoles and three orthogonal small magnetic rings that coincide at the center positions, and can me...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01R35/00
Inventor 王兰美王桂宝弓树宏陶海红张鹏华
Owner XIDIAN UNIV
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