Multi-radiation sources passive direct time difference positioning method based on subspace decomposition
A technology of subspace decomposition and multi-radiation sources, applied in the field of passive direct time-difference positioning of multi-radiation sources, can solve problems such as low precision, inability to be strictly constrained, and unstable algorithms, and achieve high positioning accuracy
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[0040] In this example, four observation stations whose Cartesian coordinates are (-250,-150) meters, (-250,150) meters, (250,150) meters and (250,-150) meters respectively receive signals to the area surrounded by the observation stations Take three co-frequency radiation sources (-100, -100) meters, (-150, 120) meters, and (200, -50) meters as an example to investigate the positioning effect of the present invention.
[0041] In order to investigate the ability of the positioning method of the present invention to suppress errors, the received signals of the 4 observation stations all include zero-mean additive Gaussian white noise, the signal-to-noise ratio is set to 20dB, the radiation source signal bandwidth is 2MHZ, and the number of discrete Fourier transform frequency points is 32, the number of observed signal frames is 1280 frames.
[0042] The flow of this example is as follows:
[0043] Step 1: Initialize the settings, set the search grid x=-250:3:250 meters, y=-1...
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