Controllable multi-beam forming method based on FPGA
A multi-beam and beam technology is applied in the field of FPGA-based controllable multi-beam forming, which can solve the problem of insufficient real-time flexibility of beam control, and achieve the effects of improving resource utilization, expanding application scope and reducing resource consumption.
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[0190] In this example, there are 4×4=16 array elements, and the maximum number of beams that can be formed within the FPGA resource constraints is N max to 16. At a certain moment, the radar needs to form 4 beams in the same time and work in the anti-jamming mode S2.
[0191] Step 1: Schedule frame protocol information input and frame analysis
[0192] When the FPGA is powered on, all registers are set to 0 by default, and the FIFO and RAM are empty, which is consistent with the state after reset.
[0193] Enter a frame of beam followed by a new command. The frame structure is defined as 20 bytes, the first to second bytes are the frame header length=0x14, the third byte is the function code Fcode=0x10, the fourth byte is the number of beams K=0x04, the fifth to The 6 bytes are the first beam azimuth and elevation respectively. Bytes 7 to 8, 9 to 10, and 11 to 12 are the azimuth and elevation angles corresponding to the second, third, and fourth beams, respectively. The ...
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