A Fast Moving Target Detection Method for Airborne Frequency Diversity Array Radar Based on Main Lobe Amplitude Response Control
A frequency diversity array, fast motion technology, used in measurement devices, ICT adaptation, radio wave measurement systems, etc., can solve the mismatch, it is difficult to accurately and effectively determine the number of main eigenvectors of a positive definite matrix, and fast motion cannot be guaranteed. Target detection performance and other issues to achieve the effect of improving detection performance
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[0077] see figure 1 , an embodiment provided by the present invention: an airborne frequency diversity array radar fast moving target detection method based on main lobe amplitude response control, airborne frequency diversity array radar target and clutter data collection:
[0078] The echo data of target, clutter and noise is received through the frequency diversity antenna array on the airborne platform; the number of array elements of the side-looking airborne frequency diversity array radar is N, the number of transmitted pulses is K, and the array element interval is d, the pulse repetition frequency is f PRF , the platform flight direction is v p ; For the echo signal received by the target, after down-conversion and matched filtering, beamforming at the receiving end is performed, and the received space-time snapshot data of the slow moving target can be obtained;
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[0080] Among them, αt represents the complex amplitude of the target, a(f a (ψ t ),f r ...
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[0087] An embodiment provided by the present invention: a method for detecting a fast moving target of an airborne frequency diversity array radar based on the main lobe amplitude response control, and analysis of the angle Doppler defocusing of the fast moving target:
[0088] Equation 1 gives the received echo signal of a slow moving target, where the value of the extra part related to the frequency increment is very small and can be ignored, but for the fast moving target observed by the airborne frequency diversity array radar, the same as The value of the part related to the frequency increment is relatively large. Considering that the carrier frequencies of different array elements are different, then the angular frequency and the normalized Doppler frequency of the target are respectively expressed as
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[0091] where λ n represents the carrier frequency of the nth transmitting array element, in this case, the target signal received by the nth arra...
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[0100] see figure 2 , an embodiment provided by the present invention: an airborne frequency diversity array radar fast moving target detection method based on main lobe amplitude response control, and a robust FDA-STAP method based on main lobe amplitude response constraints:
[0101] The space-time response function can be regarded as an extension of the array response from one dimension to two dimensions. The space-time response function is used to constrain the STAP weight vector; for FDA-STAP radar, the space-time response function G(f S ,f D ) is expressed in the following form
[0102] G(f S ,f D )=w H s(f S ,f D ) 10
[0103] in, represents the space-time steering vector corresponding to a point on the angle-Doppler plane, where f S and f D are the corresponding normalized spatial frequency and Doppler frequency, where the angular frequency after distance correlation compensation is the normalized spatial frequency; in order to resist the uncertainty of the...
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