An efficient real-beam azimuth focusing method for near-field targets of mimo radar
A technology of azimuth focusing and real beam, which is applied in radio wave measurement system, radio wave reflection/re-radiation, utilization of re-radiation, etc., can solve problems such as phase error, affecting MIMO radar imaging quality, and huge amount of computation
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[0033] The invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0034] The signal processing of MIMO radar is based on MN output signals obtained by matched filters (assuming there are M transmitting arrays and N receiving arrays). In theory, MN array elements can be obtained by using M+N actual transmitting and receiving array elements and its aperture is the sum of the apertures of the transmit and receive arrays. Through the matched filtering of the MN observation channels, the steering vector can be expressed as
[0035] υ={exp[-jω 0 (τ t,1 +τ r,1 )],...,exp[-jω 0 (τ t,m +τ r,n )]}(1) ω in the above formula 0 Indicates the carrier frequency, τ t,m Indicates the time delay from the mth transmitting element to the target, τ r,n Indicates the delay from the target to the nth receiving element. It can be seen from the above formula that each element is composed of two parts, where υ t represents the emission steering v...
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