In this letter, the issue of two-dimensional (2-D) direction-of-arrival
(DOA) estimation is discussed, and an extended virtual array based on
covariance matrix (CM) or fourth-order cumulant (FOC) of signals from
two subarrays is derived. Specifically, proposed method makes full use
of sensors’ information by constructing virtual extended array, they can
reduce the influence of noise and improve the Degrees-of-freedoms (DOFs)
of arrays, thereby improving the estimation accuracy. Subsequently, the
auto-paired angles can be obtained by CM of two subarrays (CMT).
Simulations demonstrate the advantages of the proposed approach over the
old one.
In this letter, an extended virtual array based on sum-difference
co-array (SDC) of parallel sparse array (PSA) is derived, which have
more Degrees-of-freedoms (DOFs) than the conventional virtual array only
based on difference co-array (DC), for two-dimensional (2-D) direction
of arrival (DOA) estimation of non-circular (NC) signal. Specifically,
be placing two subarrays symmetrically with the coordinate axis, the
com-plex joint three-dimensional (3-D) problem of 2-D DOA and
one-dimensional (1-D) NC phase is simplified to two 1-D problems, which
greatly reduces the computational complexity and improves the accuracy
of results. At end, the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed
algorithm are validated by numerical simulations.
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