This invention discloses a distributed
processing and fusion method and
system for electromagnetic signals in multi-source apertures, relating to the field of
electromagnetic signal processing, and addressing the problems of
pose deflection of detection nodes and low accuracy of multi-frequency
signal fusion. First, a moving sensing node is controlled to construct an LC parallel resonant circuit to acquire multi-frequency analog data and simultaneously generate multi-frequency digital
voltage characteristic parameters. Then, an
inverse projection transformation is performed on the inductive components using a direction cosine space
rotation matrix to correct attitude deviations and extract the set of absolute spatial
magnetic field vectors in the global spatial coordinate
system. Next, the circuit quality factor is extracted as
a weighting coefficient to perform superposition fusion, generating a single synthetic target
magnetic field vector. Finally, the synthetic vector is correlated with the displacement sequence to perform trajectory association and position reconstruction analysis, outputting a three-dimensional coordinate dataset of the target linear
radiation source. This invention achieves high-precision attitude compensation and
signal purification, improving the accuracy of target localization in complex and confined spaces.