A movable reflecting plate lets a fixed directional antenna estimate radio wave arrival direction from measured angle and received power or C/N.
When GNSS is jammed or unavailable, a multi-beam phased array extracts time and position from VSAT satellite signals.
By removing target-signal bins from the correlation matrix, adaptive radar beamforming suppresses ionospheric clutter without burying weak targets.
A multiport antenna manifold speeds AoA and polarization estimation across wide frequency ranges while reducing DF size, weight, and processing load.
Weighted spatial DFT and virtual linear arrays improve Wi-Fi angle-of-arrival estimation under strong indoor multipath with fewer antennas.
Power spectra from multiple RF channels feed a pre-trained ML model to improve AoA accuracy under multipath and antenna array imperfections.
Phased-array triangulation and AR markers turn nearby signal sources into precise visual targets for easier identification and communication.
A radar direction calculating unit sums correlation matrices from multiple modulation sections to determine target angles.
A radar device calculates eigenvalue ratios to assess installation environment suitability for calibration.
Multiplicative processing of sensor array measurements achieves high range resolution and detection accuracy while reducing computational complexity.
A signal processing method separates radioelectric sources by analyzing sparse time-frequency grids derived from discrete Fourier transforms.
A radar receiver generates signals equivalent to different antenna spacings using shared elements.
Detect phase events in composite signals to estimate direction of arrival using distributed detector devices.
A wireless communication device determines primary and secondary directions of departure and arrival to obtain array weight vectors for selective beam usage.
Block sampling tensor construction extracts multi-dimensional features from coprime planar array signals for spatial spectrum estimation.
Cross channel complex spectral phase evolution tracks oscillator peaks to separate coherent signal sources from ambient noise.
A two-dimensional spatial spectrum method estimates angle and angular velocity for high-speed targets using pre-steered vectors.
Optimize radiation source orientation matrices using minimum non-zero singular values to reduce array element count and improve accuracy.
A radar apparatus extracts direction data from addition correlation matrices to reduce computational load.
A radar apparatus integrates beat frequency spectra across channels to calculate target direction with high resolution.
Two circular antenna arrays with different radii resolve signal coherency issues and reduce computational complexity in direction of arrival estimation.
A three stage signal search system matches energy and directional data to identify low level signals.
Segmenting the antenna array into sub-arrays resolves indoor multi-path interference, improving angle of arrival accuracy without increasing device complexity.
Two emitting devices radiate decorrelated waves to determine incidence directions via phase differences.
Multi-band angle-of-arrival fingerprinting maps spatial characteristics from sounding feedback to locate target stations.
A single-channel receiver system exploits mutual coupling between antenna elements to achieve quasi-continuous signal observation.
A multi-path mitigation processor uses digital signal processing to separate direct line-of-sight signals from reflections.