A Calculation Method of Cramereau Bound for Mimo Radar with Split Antennas
A calculation method and a technology for splitting antennas, which are applied in the field of radar and can solve problems such as unrealistic independent noise.
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[0071] For the convenience of description, first define the following:
[0072] () T For the transpose, () H is the conjugate transpose, represents the Kronecker product, Represented as a Hadamard product, vec() represents the column as a vector.
[0073] Consider a split-antenna MIMO radar with M single-antenna transmitters and N single-antenna receivers. In a Cartesian coordinate system, the m(m=1,...,M)th transmitting antenna and the n(n =1,...,N) receiving antennas are located at with The mth transmitter at kT s The sampling value at time is T s is the sampling interval, k (k=1,…,K) is the sampling number, and the waveform is normalized as E. m is the transmitted signal energy of the mth transmitter,
[0074] So in kT s The signal received by the nth receiver at time is
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[0076] where τ nm , f nm , ζ nm Denotes the time delay corresponding to the nm path, the Doppler frequency and the reflection coefficient, which is constant in the observ...
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