A multi-target far-near-field mixed source localization method
A near-field source and source location technology, applied in positioning, instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as high computational complexity, poor anti-interference ability, and poor noise robustness
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[0072] Include the following steps:
[0073] Step 1: Use a symmetrical uniform linear sensor array to receive the target signal, and determine the form of the far-near field mixed source observation signal;
[0074] Suppose M (including M 1 near-field sources and M-M 1 far-field sources) uncorrelated signal sources are incident on a symmetrical uniform linear array composed of L=2N+1 sensors, where d is the array element spacing and is equal in length, and array element 0 is used as a reference array element, then the lth The received signals of (1≤l≤L) sensors at time t can be expressed as
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[0076] where x l (t) is the sensor observation signal, s m (t) is the far-field source or near-field source envelope, n l (t) is the additive background noise of the sensor, M is the number of sources, is the angular frequency of the source signal, τ lm is the time delay difference from the reference array element to the lth sensor from the source m (1≤m≤M);
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