A Radiation Source Correlation Method for Active-Passive Radar Coordination
An active radar and radiation source technology, applied in the field of radiation source correlation, can solve the problems of divergent tracking effect and large positioning result error.
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[0028] Suppose there are 8 targets, two multi-radiation source ships each carry 2 radiation sources, and 6 single-radiation source ships each carry a radiation source. The coordinates of the 8 targets are [200,(i-1)*R ,0], i=1,2,...,8, the unit is Km, where R is the distance between ships. It is assumed that i=2,8 is a multi-radiation source ship (carrying 2 radiation sources, and the distance between radiation sources is 50m). The coordinates of the three receiving stations are s 1 =[0,0,30],s 2 =[25,43,30],s 3 =[25,-43,30], the unit is Km, and the self-positioning error of the three receiving stations is 50m. The speed at three stops is v 1 =[1020,0,0],v 2 =[1020,0,0],v 3 =[1020,0,0], unit m / s. The number of simulations is 5000 times.
[0029] Match by time difference only. Assume that the time difference measurement error is 50ns, and the coordinate distance between ships is R=1, 2, 5, 10km. u 1 ~ u 8 is the radiation source on the 1st to 8th targets, u 9 , u ...
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