MIMO radar transmitting antenna arrangement method based on virtual antenna Kuhn-Munkres algorithm
A transmitting antenna and virtual antenna technology, applied in the field of signal processing, can solve problems such as the inability to guarantee the global optimal solution, and achieve the effects of ensuring target detection performance, fast operation speed, and solving antenna layout problems
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[0038] For the convenience of description, first define the following:
[0039] Bold lowercase letters indicate vectors, bold uppercase letters indicate matrices, ( ) * is the conjugate, (·) T For the transpose, ( ) H is the conjugate transpose, Diag{} represents block diagonal matrix, diag{} represents diagonal matrix, I K is the identity matrix of order K, and det(·) represents the determinant of the matrix. Indicates the mathematical expectation, and Var{} indicates the variance.
[0040] Consider a MIMO radar system with N receiving antennas whose positions are known as (x R,n ,y R,n ),n=1,...,N, M transmitting antennas have Q optional grid points, the position is (x T,q ,y T,q ), q=1,...,Q, where the receiving antennas and transmitting antennas are separated by large intervals. The transmit signal of the mth transmit antenna is The normalized waveform is Indicates the emission energy, T s Indicates the sampling interval, and the sampling time is k, k=1,...,K...
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