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72 results about "Adaptive beamformer" patented technology

An adaptive beamformer is a system that performs adaptive spatial signal processing with an array of transmitters or receivers. The signals are combined in a manner which increases the signal strength to/from a chosen direction. Signals to/from other directions are combined in a benign or destructive manner, resulting in degradation of the signal to/from the undesired direction. This technique is used in both radio frequency and acoustic arrays, and provides for directional sensitivity without physically moving an array of receivers or transmitters.

Receiving apparatus including adaptive beamformers

Receiving apparatus, for receiving a transmission signal in a cellular mobile communications system, comprises a main beamformer (6M, 14M) which processes received signals, representing the said transmission signal, in accordance with a main beam pattern. This main beam pattern is determined by beam control information applied to the main beamformer. The main beam pattern is adjusted as necessary during use of the receiving apparatus to facilitate reception of the said transmission signal.
The apparatus also has three assistant beamformers (6A1, 14A2; 6A2, 14A2; 6A3, 14A3) that, in an initial operating phase of the apparatus, process such received signals in accordance with three different assistant beam patterns. Each such pattern is determined by beam control information (W1–W33) corresponding individually thereto. The three assistant beamformers produce output signals (OA1, OA2, OA3) corresponding respectively to the different assistant beam patterns.
A beam control information setting unit (16, 20) employs the output signals and the beam control information (W11 to W33) corresponding respectively to the said assistant beam patterns to make an initial estimate of the beam control information for the main beamformer.
Such receiving apparatus can permit fast setup of the initial beam control information for the main beamformer.
Owner:FUJITSU LTD

Adaptive beamformer, sidelobe canceller, handsfree speech communication device

The adaptive beamformer unit (191) comprises: a filtered sum beamformer (107) arranged to process input audio signals (u l, u2) from an array of respective microphones (101, 103), and arranged to yield as an output a first audio signal (z) predominantly corresponding to sound from a desired audio source (160) by filtering with a first adaptive filter (fl (-t)) a first one of the input audio signals (u l) and with a second adaptive filter (f2(-t)) a second one of the input audio signals (u2), the coefficients of the first filter (fl(-t)) and the second filter (f2(-t)) being adaptable with a first step size (al) and a second step size ((x2) respectively; noise measure derivation means (111) arranged to derive from the input audio signals (ul, u2) a first noise measure (xl) and a second noise measure (x2); and an updating unit (192) arranged to determine the first and second step size (al, (x2) with an equation comprising in a denominator the first noise measure (xl) for the first step size (al), respectively the second noise measure (x2) for the second step size (a2). This makes the beamformer relatively robust against the influence of correlated audio interference. The beamformer may also be incorporated in a sidelobe canceller topology yielding a more noise cleaned desired sound estimate, which can be used in a related, more advanced adaptive filter (fl (-t), f2(-t)) updating. Such a beamformer is typically useful for application in handsfree speech communication systems.
Owner:MEDIATEK INC

Mutual coupling correction-based radar array adaptive beamforming method

The invention discloses a mutual coupling correction-based radar array adaptive beamforming method. The method includes the following steps that: a mathematical model of the receiving of Q different direction signals by a uniform circular array of M array elements is established, an expression X<^>(t) of the receiving of Q different direction signals containing noises by the uniform circular array of M array elements and K received signal samples are obtained, and an interference and noise sampling covariance matrix R <~> of a sample matrix XK is calculated; the output power Pout (theta0, phi) of desired signals to be detected of which the incident direction is (theta0, phi) is calculated, C is constructed, and C and the output power Pout (theta0, phi) of the desired signals to be detected of which the incident direction is (theta0, phi) are adopted as optimization equations of a quantity to be solved, and a final optimization equation is obtained; it is determined that the product of C and the ideal steering vector alpha (theta0, phi) of the desired signals to be detected of which the incident direction is (theta0, phi) is equivalent to the product of an M*L-dimensional matrix T corresponding to M elements included in the alpha (theta0, phi) and a mutual coupling vector, and it is determined that the mutual coupling vector is composed of the first L elements in the first row in C; and the solution of c and the solution of C are calculated; and an optimization function is constructed, and a mutual coupling correction-based adaptive beamformer weight vector is calculated.
Owner:XIDIAN UNIV

Radar covariance matrix reconstruction beam forming method based on iteration mutual coupling calibration

The present invention discloses a radar covariance matrix reconstruction beam forming method based on iteration mutual coupling calibration. The method thinking comprises: an uniform circular array is determined, the uniform circular array comprises M array elements, there are Q signal sources in the setting range of the uniform circular array, the Q signal sources emit Q incident signals to the uniform circular array, and the Q incident signals comprise one desired signal and Q-1 interference signals; the sampling covariance matrix R of the uniform circular array is obtained, the characteristic decomposition is performed, and M characteristic values are obtained; a signal MUSIC spectrum having an incident direction of ([Theta], [Phi]) is calculated, the mutual coupling matrix initial value of the uniform circular array is set to obtain Q azimuth initial values of the Q incident signals, and a final mutual coupling matrix of the uniform circular array (img file='DDA0001335531130000011.TIF' wi='43' he='57'/) and the final azimuths of the Q incident signals (img file='DDA0001335531130000012.TIF' wi='67' he='58'/) are obtained; and the interference-plus-noise covariance matrix of the uniform circular array after the reconstruction (img file='DDA0001335531130000013.TIF' wi='116' he='73'/) is calculated to obtain the weight vector of the adaptive beam former of the uniform circular array so as to complete the reconstruction of the interference-plus-noise covariance matrix of the uniform circular array based on the iteration mutual coupling calibration.
Owner:XIDIAN UNIV

Self-adaptive beamforming method based on interference and noise covariance matrix reconstruction

The invention belongs to the technical field of array signal processing and discloses a self-adaptive beamforming method based on interference and noise covariance matrix reconstruction. The self-adaptive beamforming method comprises the steps that a uniform linear array is established and is used for detecting far-field narrow-band signals including one desired signal to be detected and Q-1 interference signals to obtain receiving signals; the receiving signals are sampled to obtain K receiving signal samples, a sample matrix is formed, and an interference and noise sampling covariance matrix of the sample matrix is calculated; a weighting matrix is constructed, and the interference and noise sampling covariance matrix is weighted to obtain a weighted covariance matrix; a sampling matrix is constructed, and further a first interference and noise covariance matrix is constructed; the first interference and noise covariance matrix is weighted again according to the weighting matrix to obtain a second interference and noise covariance matrix; the self-adaptive weight vector of a self-adaptive beamformer is calculated according to the second interference and noise covariance matrix; the calculating amount can be decreased on the basis that a detection effect of desired signals is ensured.
Owner:XIDIAN UNIV
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