An angle measurement radar and method for suppressing angle glint based on deep reinforcement learning

Abstract

The application discloses a kind of based on deep reinforcement learning angle scintillation suppression goniometric radar and measurement method, based on deep reinforcement learning shaped beam single pulse phased array goniometric radar, by deep reinforcement learning adjustment transmitting and receiving weight carries out single pulse goniometric training, suppresses target near far field angle scintillation to improve goniometric precision, for target angle precision tracking.This based on deep reinforcement learning angle scintillation suppression goniometric radar can work in tracking guidance, it is favorable to improve terminal guidance tracking precision, reduce radar system complexity, improve radar goniometric precision.This based on deep reinforcement learning angle scintillation suppression goniometric radar can work in entire missile-target encounter scene, it is favorable to improve missile intelligent countermeasure capability, it is favorable to improve missile hit-to-target ratio.

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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of angle measurement radar, and in particular to an angle measurement radar and measurement method based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angular scintillation. It is mainly used to achieve target angle tracking in missile-target encounter scenarios, such as improving the accuracy of angle measurement during monopulse angle measurement, measuring the angular scintillation line deviation of the target, suppressing the near-field and far-field angular scintillation of the target, and achieving precise strikes against targets during missile-target encounter scenarios. Background Technology

[0002] Angular scintillation is an inherent property of targets and is one of the target characteristic signals as important as RCS (Radar Cross Section). During missile-target encounters, severe angular scintillation can easily lead to target loss and missile misses. In the early 1950s, Howard and the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory proposed the concept of angular scintillation, attributing the phenomenon of angular scintillation in complex targets to the result of signal wavefront distortion. In the 1960s, Lindsay et al. quantitatively calculated angular scintillation values ​​using the phase gradient method. In the 1990s, Huang Peikang et al. proved that when the target is under geometrical optical conditions and the medium is isotropic, the concepts of phase front distortion and energy flow tilt in angular scintillation are consistent.

[0003] At long ranges, angle measurement errors caused by thermal noise are the main error component. At short ranges, however, angle measurement errors caused by target angular scintillation dominate. Furthermore, near-field angular scintillation is not as distance-independent as in the far-field, but is more complex and variable. Therefore, for angle tracking and terminal guidance of guided radar, which primarily operates in the near-field, angular scintillation is the main source of error and must be suppressed. This effect is particularly severe when the missile and target are in high-speed relative motion. Therefore, researching accurate estimation of angle parameters under angular scintillation conditions and target tracking in missile-target encounter scenarios is of great significance for improving the guidance accuracy of guided radars. Summary of the Invention

[0004] To address the aforementioned technical problems, this invention proposes an angle-measuring radar and measurement method based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angular scintillation. This method uses phased array modulation to suppress target angular scintillation, achieving accurate measurement and suppression of complex target angular scintillation within a controllable and relatively small phase adjustment range. This enables the angle-measuring radar to accurately measure the target's angle and achieve precise strikes in missile-target encounter scenarios.

[0005] To achieve the above-mentioned objectives, the present invention employs the following technical solution:

[0006] An angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation mainly consists of a phased array angle-measuring radar, a phased array beamforming system, a monopulse angle measurement system, a deep reinforcement learning training system, and the radar target electromagnetic environment.

[0007] The phased array angle measuring radar is used to generate electromagnetic excitation signals, including near-field spherical waves or far-field plane waves, and is also used to receive target echoes.

[0008] The phased array beamforming system consists of a precision-machined amplitude and phase controller and a computer. The amplitude and phase controller is used to control the amplitude and phase of the phased array units and can adjust their amplitude and phase with high precision. The computer can adjust the amplitude and phase controller and also control the relative position of the phased array and complex targets. By adjusting the relative position of the radar target, the missile-target rendezvous process can be simulated.

[0009] The aforementioned single-pulse angle measurement system refers to a radar that transmits a single pulse signal and receives the echo. Using a dual-pointing method, the weights of the transmitting array are first adjusted to point towards the target, and then the weights of the phased array receiving array are adjusted to receive the target echo. The target's angle information is obtained by comparing the amplitudes of the sum and difference beams.

[0010] The deep reinforcement learning training system refers to a computer equipped with a deep reinforcement learning algorithm. It sends instructions to the amplitude and phase controller to control the transmit and receive weights of the phased array, sends single-pulse angle measurement instructions, records the target and beam amplitude status and the transmit array status, and sets the reward as a weighted average of maximizing echo amplitude and minimizing angular scintillation line deviation. Deep reinforcement learning adjusts the transmit and receive weights of the phased array through continuous iterative training to maximize the reward.

[0011] The electromagnetic environment of the radar target includes complex targets and missile-target rendezvous trajectories. Complex targets refer to extended targets whose scale is comparable to the wavelength and which have multiple equivalent scattering centers. They will generate angular scintillation noise, which will affect radar target tracking. The missile-target rendezvous trajectory simulation refers to the simulation process of simulating the measurement of the target angular position information of complex targets by missile-borne radar under a specified missile-target rendezvous trajectory.

[0012] Furthermore, the angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress scintillation, when the phased array is working, adjusts the amplitude and phase excitation of each transmitting unit of the phased array through the amplitude and phase controller and computer to point the beam at the target, and then adjusts the receiving weight to receive the target echo. At the same time, it continuously adjusts the position of the phased array angle-measuring radar and the complex target to simulate the missile-target rendezvous trajectory, while the angle-measuring radar accurately tracks the complex target.

[0013] Furthermore, the angle measurement radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation, when the phased array is working, uses the dual-pointing method of single-pulse angle measurement to obtain the sum and difference beams of the target and calculate the target angle.

[0014] Furthermore, by using deep reinforcement learning to train and adjust the transmit and receive weights of the phased array angle measuring radar, the received sum beam amplitude is maximized, and the near-field and far-field scintillation of complex targets is suppressed and reduced, thereby improving radar tracking accuracy.

[0015] Furthermore, this angle-measuring radar can be used for target angle tracking in designated missile-target rendezvous trajectories. It can intelligently adjust the transmission and reception weights, always pointing towards the auxiliary target, accurately measuring the target angle, and precisely predicting the target position to achieve precise target strikes.

[0016] Furthermore, the echo of the target can be measured with a single pulse, and the angle of the target can be measured by single pulse angle measurement. At the same time, the angular scintillation deviation of the target is calculated. Deep reinforcement learning is used to train the radar transmit and receive weights to maximize the echo amplitude, suppress the angular scintillation of the target, and improve the angle measurement accuracy.

[0017] The technical principle of this invention is as follows:

[0018] The phased array angle measuring radar of the present invention, which suppresses angular scintillation based on deep reinforcement learning, intelligently adjusts the transmit and receive weights during operation. While pointing at the target, it suppresses the angular scintillation of the target. At the same time, it continuously adjusts the relative position of the phased array angle measuring radar and the complex target. The combined control of the two can serve as the equivalent electromagnetic environment for use by the angle measuring radar that suppresses angular scintillation based on deep reinforcement learning.

[0019] Angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning for scintillation suppression, when operating in a phased array, focuses its beam towards complex targets by adjusting the amplitude and phase of the phased array antenna elements. By adjusting the radar's position, the complex target is fixed, and the phased array angle-measuring radar continuously approaches the target from a distance, used in monopulse angle-measuring simulation tests. The beam of this radar is intelligently and continuously adjustable across the near and far fields, and the adjustment amount is related to the relative position of the phased array and the target, maximizing the target echo amplitude and suppressing scintillation. This radar can be applied to target angle tracking in designated missile-target rendezvous trajectories, effectively suppressing target scintillation and improving tracking accuracy.

[0020] When the phased array excitation source is located in the far field of the target, the electromagnetic environment is a plane wave field, making it relatively easy to adjust the beam to point at the target. When the phased array excitation source is located in the near field of the target, the electromagnetic environment is a spherical wave field, making it more difficult to adjust the beam to match the target. This increases the training time and cost of deep reinforcement learning. Near-field angular scintillation calculation and measurement are more complex than in the far field, requiring the finding of an optimal set of transmit and receive weights to suppress target angular scintillation while pointing at the target.

[0021] Complex targets are not limited to scaled-down targets, such as aircraft, ships, and missiles.

[0022] The array design of phased array angle measurement radar is not limited to irregular arrays such as linear arrays, area arrays, circular arrays, or conformal arrays.

[0023] Among them, the single-pulse angle measurement method is not limited to the two-pointing method, phase comparison method, phase sum and difference method.

[0024] The operating frequency band of the spherical wavefront is not limited to specific requirements. The highest frequency is determined based on the actual tracking radar frequency, and the lowest frequency must at least meet the requirement that the wavelength is comparable to the target size.

[0025] The relative motion between the phased array angle measuring radar and the complex target is not limited to a specific range or implementation method, including manual control or electric control or computer simulation of the target position movement.

[0026] Among them, the continuous adjustment of phased array transmit and receive weights achieved through training, in the near field, complete matching depends on training time, while in the far field it is easier to train.

[0027] Among them, the phased array excitation source selected by the angle measurement radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angular scintillation is not limited to ordinary regular array antennas, but also includes conformal array antennas, etc.

[0028] In the microwave and millimeter-wave bands, phased array transmit and receive weights are trained through deep reinforcement learning. Target angle information is measured using single-pulse angle measurement. The target angular scintillation line deviation reward function under the single-pulse radar system is calculated to find a set of optimal transmit and receive weights that maximize echo amplitude and minimize angular scintillation line deviation while pointing towards the target.

[0029] The computer loads a deep reinforcement learning algorithm to generate an action and sends it to the amplitude-phase converter to manipulate the feed phase and amplitude of each antenna element, generating a new amplitude-phase distribution. By comparing the received echo amplitude and the angular scintillation line deviation, the transmit and receive weights are adjusted. After the beam is pointed at the complex target, the weights of the receive array are fine-tuned to reduce the target angular scintillation line deviation while maintaining a large amplitude. At the same time, the relative position of the phased array and the complex target is continuously adjusted. The host continuously adjusts the amplitude-phase distribution of the phased array to ensure that the beam always points to the target while suppressing the target angular scintillation, and accurately measuring the target angle information.

[0030] Deep reinforcement learning reward function R t The settings are as follows:

[0031] R t =w1*Sum t -w2*abs(e θ (1)

[0032] Among them: Sum t Let e ​​be the beam amplitude at time t. θ abs(e) is the angular scintillation line deviation value calculated by single-pulse angle measurement. θ ) represents the absolute value of its angular flashing line deviation, and w1 and w2 are the weighted sum of the two to make the reward function value close to 1.

[0033] The formula for calculating angular flicker is:

[0034] e θ =rtanΔθ (2)

[0035] Where: e θ Δθ is the angular scintillation line deviation value, r is the distance the phased array radar reaches the target, and Δθ is the deviation between the measured angle and the actual angle of the target.

[0036] It should be noted that the calculation formulas of equations (1) and (2) are approximate expressions in the sense of geometric optics.

[0037] The advantages of this invention compared to the prior art are as follows:

[0038] 1. This angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning can suppress target angular scintillation to less than 5% of the target size through training. It can intelligently adjust the transmitted beam to point at the target, intelligently adjust the receiving array weight to receive echoes, accurately measure the target angle through single-pulse angle measurement, suppress the target's angular scintillation in the trajectory of missile-target encounter scenarios, intelligently track the target, and achieve victory in missile-target encounter combat.

[0039] 2. The array design of this phased array angle measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angular scintillation is not limited to irregular arrays such as linear arrays, area arrays, circular arrays, or conformal arrays. This phased array angle measuring radar can simulate the electromagnetic response during the rendezvous trajectory of a specified missile and target, record the electromagnetic response through a deep neural network, and simultaneously transmit single pulses to measure the angle, while incorporating a deep reinforcement learning algorithm to suppress the angular scintillation of the target.

[0040] 3. This angle-measuring radar, based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angular scintillation, can operate within a wide range of radio frequency bands, including commonly used microwave and millimeter-wave bands. It can cover the S (2–4 GHz), C (4–8 GHz), X (8–12 GHz), Ku (12–18 GHz), K (18–27 GHz), Ka (27–40 GHz), U (40–60 GHz), V (60–90 GHz) bands and W (75–110 GHz) band. Attached Figure Description

[0041] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the framework of an angle measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation according to the present invention;

[0042] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of an angle measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation, a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0043] Figure 3(a) and Figure 3(b) are simulation results of the present invention after deep reinforcement learning training; wherein, Figure 3(a) is a comparison of the sum of beam amplitude of the equal amplitude and equal phase transmit and receive weights and the transmit and receive weights after reinforcement learning training, and Figure 3(b) is a comparison of the absolute values ​​of the angular scintillation line deviation calculated by single pulse angle measurement of the equal amplitude and equal phase transmit and receive weights and the transmit and receive weights after reinforcement learning training.

[0044] The meanings of the reference numerals in the figure are as follows:

[0045] Figure 1 In the diagram: 1 represents the aircraft target, 2 represents the phased array angle measuring radar at the seeker head, and 3 represents the missile simulation model.

[0046] Figure 2 In the diagram: 4 represents the state function, 5 represents the reward function, 6 represents the action, 7 represents the phased array angle measuring radar with shared transmission and reception, 8 represents the deep reinforcement learning algorithm framework, 9 represents the deep neural network, and 10 represents the policy function. Detailed Implementation

[0047] The present invention provides an angle measurement radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation, comprising a phased array angle measurement radar, a phased array beamforming system, a single-pulse angle measurement system, a deep reinforcement learning training system, and a radar target electromagnetic environment;

[0048] The phased array angle measurement radar is used to generate electromagnetic excitation signals, including near-field spherical waves or far-field plane waves, and is also used to receive target echoes.

[0049] The phased array beamforming system consists of a precision-machined amplitude and phase controller and a computer. The amplitude and phase controller is used to control the amplitude and phase of each antenna element of the phased array angle measuring radar, and adjusts its amplitude and phase with high precision. The computer can also control the relative position of the phased array angle measuring radar and complex targets while adjusting the amplitude and phase controller, and simulate the missile-target rendezvous process by adjusting the relative position.

[0050] The aforementioned single-pulse angle measurement system is used to enable the radar to transmit a single-pulse signal and receive the echo. Using the single-pulse angle measurement method, the weight of the transmitting array is first adjusted to point towards the complex target, and then the weight of the receiving array of the phased array angle measurement radar is adjusted to receive the target echo. The angle information of the complex target is obtained by comparing the amplitude of the sum and difference beams.

[0051] The deep reinforcement learning training system is equipped with a computer that includes deep reinforcement learning algorithms. It sends instructions to the amplitude and phase controller to control the transmit and receive weights of the phased array angle measuring radar, sends single-pulse angle measuring instructions, records the amplitude state of complex targets and beams and the state of the transmit array, and sets the reward as a weighted average of maximizing echo amplitude and minimizing angular scintillation line deviation. Deep reinforcement learning continuously iterates and adjusts the transmit and receive weights of the phased array to maximize the reward.

[0052] The electromagnetic environment of the radar target includes complex targets and missile-target rendezvous trajectories. Complex targets refer to extended targets whose scale is comparable to the wavelength and have multiple equivalent scattering centers, which will generate angular scintillation noise. Angular scintillation noise affects radar target tracking. The simulation of missile-target rendezvous trajectories is a simulation process of simulating the measurement of the target angular position information of complex targets under a specified missile-target rendezvous trajectory by missile-borne radar.

[0053] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0054] like Figure 1 As shown, for complex targets, aircraft target 1 is selected. Taking aircraft target as an example, and extending to complex targets, phased array angle-measuring radar 2 at the seeker is selected as the excitation feed. This phased array angle-measuring radar can adaptively beamform to track the target. When operating in the far field, the electromagnetic environment is a plane wave field. When the phased array excitation feed operates in the near field, the electromagnetic environment is a spherical wave field, and the amplitude and phase adjustments required for transmit and receive weights are more complex, requiring training time and cost. Missile simulation model 3 represents a full-size simulated missile, used for missile-target encounter scenario simulation. The phased array angle-measuring radar needs to adapt to the missile shape.

[0055] Figure 1 Chinese: A t Representing the deep reinforcement learning action function, it issues commands to the amplitude and phase controller to adjust the weights of the transmitter array for single-pulse angle measurement. R t The deep reinforcement learning reward function is set as a weighted average of the target echo amplitude and corner flicker, S. t This represents the state function of deep reinforcement learning, set to record the target state using emission weights, phase, and echo amplitude.

[0056] A computer loads a deep reinforcement learning algorithm to generate an action, which is sent to the amplitude and phase controller to manipulate the feed phase and amplitude of each antenna element of the phased array angle measuring radar, generating a new amplitude and phase distribution. The radar transmits a single pulse signal for single pulse angle measurement. By comparing the received echo amplitude, the transmission weight is adjusted to point the beam at the complex target. After obtaining the maximum echo amplitude, the transmission and reception weights are fine-tuned. The angular scintillation line deviation at that attitude angle and range is calculated through single pulse angle measurement. At the same time, the relative position of the phased array angle measuring radar and the complex target is continuously adjusted. The computer outputs instructions to continuously adjust the amplitude and phase distribution of the phased array angle measuring radar's transmission and reception arrays to achieve a weighted maximization of maximizing the echo amplitude and minimizing the angular scintillation line deviation, thereby improving the angle measurement accuracy and suppressing the target angular scintillation during the entire missile-target rendezvous process.

[0057] Preferred examples of the present invention:

[0058] like Figure 2 The diagram shows the target scene distribution of a phased array angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation. It operates at a frequency of 15 GHz and employs physical optics algorithms for calculation. Taking a stealth aircraft as an example, the complex target has a size of 21 m, and the phased array antenna element spacing is half a wavelength, achieving continuous coverage of the near-field spherical wave source from infinity to a distance of 10 m.

[0059] In this simulation of a missile-target rendezvous environment using deep reinforcement learning based on PyTorch, the transmission and reception weights of the phased array excitation source are controlled by a deep reinforcement learning algorithm. The algorithm issues a single-pulse angle measurement command to adjust the transmission weight of the phased array angle measurement radar, the phased array excitation source transmits a signal, and then the reception weight is adjusted to receive the target echo. The angular scintillation line deviation of the target is calculated using the single-pulse angle measurement principle. The algorithm continuously iterates and optimizes by comparing the previous state function and reward function, adjusting the actions, and changing the phased array transmission weight to maximize the reward.

[0060] Figure 2 In this system, state function 4 is set to the target echo amplitude, reward function 5 is set to the weighted sum of echo amplitude and target angular scintillation line deviation, action 6 changes the amplitude and phase of each antenna element to transmit a signal to the target, phased array angle measuring radar 7 is used to transmit and receive electromagnetic waves, deep reinforcement learning algorithm framework 8 controls the intelligent radar transmit and receive array, controls signal generation and echo reception, deep neural network 9 is used to fit the policy between state and action; policy function 10 is the optimal policy that maximizes the reward by taking action under the current state of the radar target scene.

[0061] Figures 3(a) and 3(b) show the training results of deep reinforcement learning. The transmit and receive arrays are assigned two types of weights: equal amplitude and equal phase weights and deep reinforcement learning training weights. Figure 3(a) shows that the sum of the transmit and receive weights obtained by deep reinforcement learning training in the range of 100m-10km has a larger sum of beam amplitude than that obtained by equal amplitude and equal phase transmit and receive weights. However, Figure 3(b) shows that the angle measured by the angle measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angular scintillation accurately points to the target and its angular scintillation line deviation is less than 0.1m. This indicates that the monopulse angle measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning accurately measures the target angle information.

[0062] The parts of this invention not described in detail are well-known in the field.

Claims

1. A goniometric radar for suppressing angle glint based on deep reinforcement learning, characterized by: This includes a phased array angle measurement radar, a phased array beamforming system, a single-pulse angle measurement system, a deep reinforcement learning training system, and the electromagnetic environment of the radar target; The phased array angle measurement radar is used to generate electromagnetic excitation signals, including near-field spherical waves or far-field plane waves, and is also used to receive target echoes. The phased array beamforming system consists of an amplitude and phase controller and a computer. The amplitude and phase controller is used to control the amplitude and phase of the phased array angle measuring radar and adjust its amplitude and phase. The computer adjusts the amplitude and phase controller and can also control the relative position of the phased array angle measuring radar and complex targets. By adjusting the relative position, the missile-target rendezvous process can be simulated. The aforementioned single-pulse angle measurement system is used to enable the radar to transmit a single-pulse signal and receive the echo. Using the single-pulse angle measurement method, the weight of the transmitting array is first adjusted to point towards the complex target, and then the weight of the receiving array of the phased array angle measurement radar is adjusted to receive the target echo. The angle information of the complex target is obtained by comparing the amplitude of the sum and difference beams. The deep reinforcement learning training system is equipped with a computer that includes deep reinforcement learning algorithms. It sends instructions to the amplitude and phase controller to control the transmit and receive weights of the phased array, sends single-pulse angle measurement instructions, records the target and beam amplitude status and the transmit array status, and sets the reward as a weighted average of maximizing echo amplitude and minimizing angular scintillation line deviation. Deep reinforcement learning adjusts the transmit and receive weights of the phased array through continuous iterative training to maximize the reward. Deep reinforcement learning reward function R t The following settings are made: （1） in: Given time t and beam amplitude, This is the angular scintillation line deviation value calculated from a single-pulse angle measurement. This represents the absolute value of its angular flash line deviation. , The weighting coefficient for the two; The formula for calculating the deviation value of the angular flashing line is: （2） Where r is the distance the phased array radar travels to the target. The deviation between the measured angle and the actual angle of the target; The electromagnetic environment of the radar target includes complex targets and missile-target rendezvous trajectories. Complex targets refer to extended targets whose scale is comparable to the wavelength and which have multiple equivalent scattering centers. They will generate angular scintillation noise, which will affect radar target tracking. The missile-target rendezvous trajectory simulation refers to the simulation process of simulating the measurement of the target angular position information of complex targets by missile-borne radar under a specified missile-target rendezvous trajectory.

2. The angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress scintillation, when the phased array is working, adjusts the amplitude and phase excitation of each transmitting unit of the phased array through the amplitude and phase controller and computer to point the beam at the target, and then adjusts the receiving weight to receive the target echo. At the same time, it continuously adjusts the position of the phased array angle-measuring radar and the complex target to simulate the missile-target rendezvous trajectory, and the angle-measuring radar accurately tracks the complex target.

3. The angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The angle measurement radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation, when the phased array is working, uses the dual-pointing method of monopulse angle measurement to obtain the sum and difference beams of complex targets and calculate the target angle.

4. The angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angle scintillation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: By using deep reinforcement learning to train and adjust the transmit and receive weights of the phased array angle measuring radar, the received sum beam amplitude is maximized, and the near-field and far-field scintillation of complex targets is suppressed and reduced, thereby improving radar tracking accuracy.

5. An angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angular scintillation as described in claim 1, characterized in that: This angle-measuring radar can be used for target angle tracking in a designated missile-target rendezvous trajectory. It can intelligently adjust the transmission and reception weights, always point at complex targets, accurately measure target angles, and accurately predict target positions, thereby achieving precision strikes.

6. A measurement method for an angle-measuring radar based on deep reinforcement learning to suppress angular scintillation, as described in any one of claims 1-5, characterized in that: The target's echo is measured by a single pulse, and the target's angle is measured by a single pulse angle measurement. At the same time, the target's angular scintillation deviation is calculated. Deep reinforcement learning is used to train the radar's transmit and receive weights to maximize the echo amplitude, suppress the target's angular scintillation, and improve the angle measurement accuracy.

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