Active sonar single-frequency pulse train waveform design and detection algorithm
A waveform design and detection algorithm technology, applied in the re-radiation of sound waves, radio wave measurement systems, measurement devices, etc., can solve the problems of difficult underwater sound detection and complex underwater acoustic environment, and achieve improved detection performance and strong real-time performance. , the effect of resolving the impact
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[0044] Example 1: If the manual is attached figure 1 As shown, an active sonar single-frequency pulse train waveform design and detection algorithm includes the following steps:
[0045] Step S1: Design single-frequency pulse signal parameters, design single-frequency pulse signal parameters as center frequency 5kHz, sub-pulse effective duration 10ms, duty cycle 0.4, sub-pulse number 4, total duration 100ms, where the parameter spectrum There are 5 comb teeth in the effective bandwidth, and then transmit the signal through the transmitter, and receive the echo data;
[0046] Step S2: Orthogonal demodulation and down-sampling, the transmitted signal and the echo are respectively subjected to quadrature demodulation, and the calculation formula is as follows,
[0047] the s c (t)=exp[2s(t)exp(j2πf d t)] LPF (1)
[0048] r c (t)=exp[2r(t)exp(j2πf d t)] LPF (2)
[0049] Step S3: Set the copy signal, set the scale factor and the number of copies according to the target s...
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[0066] Example 2: If the manual is attached Figure 2-3 As shown, the active sonar single-frequency pulse train waveform design is as follows: single-frequency pulse signal, its calculation formula is as follows,
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[0068] In shallow sea environment, reverberation is the main interference of active sonar. The anti-reverberation waveform design and the corresponding signal processing algorithm are the basic ways to solve the target detection in the reverberation background. The Q function is used as a tool to analyze the anti-reverberation performance of the signal. The smaller the value of the Q function, the better the anti-reverberation performance. The expression of the Q function is as follows:
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[0070] The Q function of the short-pulse CW signal is basically consistent in a large speed range, the Q function of the long-pulse CW signal decreases as the speed increases, and the Q function of the single-frequency pulse train signal decreases and then ...
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[0071] Example 3: The single-frequency pulse signal waveform design and detection algorithm verification were completed by means of computer simulation, and the submarine reverberation model was established. During the simulation, it is assumed that the target is located at 1.23s, and the target is in the background of reverberation and noise interference, where the signal-to-mix ratio is 0dB and the noise-to-noise ratio is 0dB. The simulation does 100 experiments, if the target is found at 1.2 / 1.25s, it is considered that the target is detected correctly. Such as Figure 4-9 It is the detection output diagram when the target speed is 0m / s, 1m / s, 2m / s, 3m / s, 4m / s, 5m / s respectively.
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