MIMO radar waveform optimization method for rapid manifold modeling
A radar waveform and optimization method technology, applied in the radar field, can solve problems such as detection performance degradation, and achieve the effects of performance improvement, reduction of approximation errors, and high signal-to-interference-noise ratio
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[0048] Co-located MIMO radar has M t root transmit antenna and M r Root receiving antenna. All transmit and receive antennas are isotropic. Both the transmitting and receiving antennas are uniform linear arrays, and the spacing between adjacent array elements is half a wavelength. The waveform sequence transmitted by the mth antenna can be expressed as where m=1,...,M t , L is the number of samples per waveform. Then, the waveform matrix can be expressed as
[0049] In this embodiment, the radar detects an aircraft target, and the target direction is θ 0 , there are Q strong scatterers or artificial interference sources in the airspace, and the target echo is submerged in the interference, which has a great impact on the radar detection. The direction of Q independent interference sources is θ i ,i=1,...,Q. The case where the target and interferer are in the same range indicates poor detection performance, since the delay of the target passing through the range gate...
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