Quick processing method for sensor antenna array received signals
A technology for receiving signals and antenna arrays, which is applied in the field of measuring the direction of arrival of wireless propagation signals by sensor antenna arrays, and can solve the problems that the measurement accuracy of direction of arrival cannot meet the requirements of conventional applications and the amount of calculation is huge
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2012-09-12
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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[0001] The invention belongs to the field of measuring the direction of arrival of a wireless propagation signal by using a sensor antenna array, in particular a method of rapidly measuring the direction of arrival of a single or multiple wireless propagation signals by using the rotation invariance (ESPRIT) of the antenna array ( orientation) method. This method can be used to perform rapid determination (orientation) without performing multiple eigenvalue decompositions in order to obtain a rotation-invariant relationship matrix, and can obtain better results (accuracy) and reduce measurement costs. Background technique
[0002] Antenna array signal processing techniques for receiving wirelessly propagated signals have been widely used. Array signal processing is to arrange a group of sensors in different positions in space according to certain rules to form a sensor array, receive through multiple channels, and use certain airspace processing or space-tim...
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[0044] In this embodiment, the wireless propagation signal is independent of each other (incoming waves) under the background of spatial Gaussian white noise. The antenna array is a uniform linear array, and each array element is an omnidirectional antenna. The number is M=16, and the interval between the array elements is d=0.083 meters; in this embodiment, the signal source is a far-field narrowband signal from K=3 different directions, and is a carrier of the same frequency, and its wavelength is Λ= 0.166 meters, and the three signal sources are respectively at the angle θ 1 =20°, θ 2 =30°, θ 3 =40° incident to the uniform linear array of the sensor; for the same signal source in two adjacent array elements, the phase delay of the subsequent array element compared to the previous array element is: φ i =2πd sinθ i / / Λ=πsinθ i ; The number of sampling snapshots is N=1024, and the signal-to-noise ratio SNR=-15dB.
[0045] Step A. Divide the sub-arrays and establish the si...