Distributed target angle estimation method for monostatic mimo radar based on fourth-order cumulants
A fourth-order cumulant and target angle technology, applied in the field of distributed target angle estimation, can solve the problems of inability to estimate the distributed target expansion angle, performance degradation, and inability to suppress Gaussian color noise, etc.
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[0083] The present invention will be described in more detail below in conjunction with structural block diagram
[0084] Step 1, MIMO radar distributed target receiving signal
[0085] It is assumed that the single-static MIMO radar has M antenna elements with co-location of transmitting and receiving, and the distance between the elements is d, and each transmitting element transmits mutually orthogonal phase-encoded signals. (φ i ,σ i ) represent the center direction of arrival and spread angle of the i-th target relative to the transmitting array element, respectively. Then the echo signal of the qth transmit pulse repetition period received by the receiving element can be expressed as:
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[0087] where α pq is the radar cross-section transmission coefficient of the p-th target at the q-th transmission pulse repetition period, is the receiving steering vector, λ is the wavelength of the carrier, is the distributed target deterministic signal distribution ...
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