2014 International Conference on Computing for Sustainable Global Development (INDIACom) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/indiacom.2014.6828135
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Analysis and comparison of weighted subspace MUSIC and root-MUSIC using spatial smoothing techniques for smart antenna systems

Abstract: This paper presents analysis and comparison of weighted subspace based MUSIC for the direction of arrival (DOA) using spatially smoothed forward (FS) only estimates, forward-backward smoothed (FBS) estimates of array correlation matrix. It is shown that for subspace technique like MUSIC, the FBS estimate techniques performs better as compared to FS estimates especially for correlated signals in multipath scenario. The ability of smoothing to obtain sharper peaks is applied under different estimates. The result… Show more

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“…The central hypothesis of the spatial smoothing method is dividing the ULA into the several overlapping forward and backward sub-arrays, each of size P, as shown in Figure 13 to have an improved resolution to estimate the coherent incident signals DoAs. To model FBSS, a new matrices have been constructed referred as Q 1 and Q 2 with the idea of forward/backward spatial smoothing technique as illustrated below [144,145,154,154,155,161,163,[167][168][169][170]:…”
Section: Forward/backward Spatial Smoothing Technique (Fbss) (Msvd-es...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The central hypothesis of the spatial smoothing method is dividing the ULA into the several overlapping forward and backward sub-arrays, each of size P, as shown in Figure 13 to have an improved resolution to estimate the coherent incident signals DoAs. To model FBSS, a new matrices have been constructed referred as Q 1 and Q 2 with the idea of forward/backward spatial smoothing technique as illustrated below [144,145,154,154,155,161,163,[167][168][169][170]:…”
Section: Forward/backward Spatial Smoothing Technique (Fbss) (Msvd-es...mentioning
confidence: 99%