Recently, orthogonal matching pursuit (OMP) has been widely used in direction of arrival (DOA) studies, which not only greatly improves the resolution of DOA, but can also be applied to single-snapshot and coherent source cases. When applying the OMP algorithm to the rectangular array DOA of the millimeter-wave radar, it is necessary to reshape the two-dimensional (2D) signal into a long one-dimensional (1D) signal. However, the long 1D signal will greatly increase the number and length of atoms in the complete dictionary of the OMP algorithm, which will greatly increase the amount of computation. Taking advantage of the sparsity of targets in the DOA space, an efficient 2D DOA estimation algorithm based on OMP for rectangular array is proposed. The main idea is to reduce the number of atoms in the complete dictionary of the OMP algorithm, thereby greatly reducing the amount of computation required. A simulation verifies that the efficiency of the proposed algorithm is much higher than the conventional algorithm with almost the same estimation accuracy.
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