An optimized mimo radar antenna array design method
A radar antenna and design method technology, applied in the radar field, can solve the problems of difficult MIMO radar antenna advantages, increase the radar volume, waste antenna board area, etc., and achieve the effect of solving layout design difficulties, improving efficiency, and eliminating repeated calculations
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[0036] In this example, an optimized MIMO radar antenna array design method includes the following steps:
[0037] Set the grid number N of the MIMO radar antenna array g ; Select one of the MIMO radar antennas as the reference antenna and place it in the grid; select N from the remaining grids t +N r -1 grid to place the remaining antennas to form an array, where N t is the number of transmitting antennas, N r is the number of receiving antennas; traverse all array forms, calculate the equivalent antenna structure in all array forms according to the distance between each antenna and the reference antenna, and select the most suitable array form.
[0038] In this example, with the help of computer calculations, a better array layout can be found than the empirical layout, which solves the difficulty of layout design when there are many MIMO antennas.
Embodiment 2
[0040] On the basis of Embodiment 1, in order to avoid repeated calculation of antenna arrays with the same effect, this embodiment selects an antenna at the edge position (i.e., the leftmost or rightmost) of the antennas as the reference antenna, and places the reference antenna in the The edge position in the grid (that is, the leftmost or rightmost in the grid network), and in the subsequent array arrangement process, the grid will not be moved for this antenna.
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[0042] On the basis of Embodiment 1, the process of calculating the equivalent antenna structure under all array forms is as follows: calculate the grid distance l from each transmitting antenna to the reference antenna i (i=1,2...N t ), calculate the grid distance l from each receiving antenna to the reference antenna j '(j=1,2...N r ), and calculate an N t ×N r matrix Each element of matrix A satisfies Sort the elements in the matrix A, and remove the repeated elements to form a one-dimensional vector x. According to the MIMO calculation rules, use the dynamic programming algorithm to calculate the equivalent antenna structure in this array form.
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