Enhanced emitter location using adaptive combination of time shared interferometer elements
a technology of time shared interferometer and enhanced emitter location, which is applied in the direction of direction finders, instruments, measurement devices, etc., can solve the problems of ghosting and degraded localization, significantly larger error rate, and poor precision
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[0007] For an interferometer, coherent (complex voltage) measurements from each element are used to determine the relative phases and derive the angles of arrival of the emitter. For reduced costs the number of simultaneous emitter channels can be reduced. This reduction in the number of simultaneous receive channels can cause angle ambiguities. A technique is described to overcome this deficiency.
[0008] Fast intra-pulse switching reduces ghosting from multiple emitters and achieves accurate two-dimensional (2-D) angle of arrival on a single pulse basis. Coherent combination can be employed to achieve the enhanced performance of large interferometer arrays with a limited number of simultaneous channels.
[0009] Fast intra-pulse switching among interferometer elements is provided by currently available switches. Using an adaptive element switching strategy and coherent combination of elements, very precise localization of emitters is achieved within a short time without the de-interlea...
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