Accurate detection and separation method for multi-component LFM signal
A separation method and signal detection technology, applied in digital transmission systems, electrical components, modulated carrier systems, etc., can solve problems such as resolution limitations, difficult signal component detection and effective separation
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2017-03-22
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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Abstract
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[0001] The invention relates to signal and information processing technology, in particular to a method for accurate detection and separation of multi-component LFM signals. Background technique
[0002] As large-scale and complex radar systems are put into use, the electromagnetic environment becomes increasingly complex, and a large number of radar pulses overlap to form a multi-component linear frequency modulated (LFM) signal. Effective detection and separation of multi-component LFM signals, as the key issues of effective identification and parameter extraction of radar signals, has received more and more attention in modern electronic countermeasures and reconnaissance systems. The detection and separation of multi-component LFM signals are mainly divided into parametric methods and non-parametric methods, and the non-parametric methods are mainly based on time-frequency distribution. Barbarossa (BARBAROSSA S.) etc. first used the Wigner-Hough transfor...
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[0128] Example: simulation experiment of interferometric 3D imaging and micro-motion feature extraction of space cone targets
[0129] Simulation parameter setting: Under the condition of signal-to-noise ratio SNR=-8dB, signal observation time T=20μs, sampling frequency F s = 51.2MHz. Components 1 :f 1 =12MHz,μ 1 =-4.25×10 11 Hz / s, a1 = 1.5; component s 2 :f 2 =7MHz,μ 2 =6×10 11 Hz / s, a 2 = 1.5; component s 3 :f 3 =21MHz,μ 3 =1.25×10 11 Hz / s, a 3 = 1; component s 4 :f 4 =20.9MHz,μ 4 =1.25×10 11 Hz / s, a 4 =1. where s 1 with s 2 The time-frequency distribution of overlaps in the time-frequency domain, s 3 with s 4 For signals with similar frequencies, their modulation frequencies are the same, and the initial frequency differs only by 0.1MHz. Simulation is carried out for the parameters set above. Under theoretical conditions and SNR=-8dB, the multi-component LFM signal model with similar frequencies is as follows: image 3 shown.
[0130] image 3 (a)...