2012
DOI: 10.1186/1687-6180-2012-115
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Enhanced "vector-cross-product" direction-finding using a constrained sparse triangular-array

Abstract: A new configuration of sparse array is proposed in this article to estimate the direction-of-arrivals (DOAs) and polarizations of multiple sources. This constrained sparse array is composed of a dipole-triad, a loop-triad, and a single antenna, which can be a dipole, a loop, or a scalar-sensor. These three units comprise a triangular geometry in the space. This geometry creatively synergizes the conventional interferometry method based on the spatial phase-delay across displaced antennas, and the "vector-cross… Show more

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“…For most eigenstructure-based sensor-array parameter-estimation algorithms, the estimation of each incident source's steering vector is merely an intermediate step, as shown in Nehorai and Paldi (1994), Wong and Zoltowski (1997), Ko et al (2002), Yuan (2012b), Zoltowski and Wong (2000a, b), Wong and Zoltowski (2000a, b), Yuan et al (2012a, b), Yuan (2012c), Liu (2009), Yuan (2012d), Gu et al (2013), , Wong and Yuan (2011) and Luo and Yuan (2012). Thus, if those algorithms (not including Wong and Zoltowski 1997;Wong and Yuan 2011;Luo and Yuan 2012) are used to estimate the source's steering vector, the source can be modeled as zero-mean, complex Gaussian, random process or other realistic models.…”
Section: Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…For most eigenstructure-based sensor-array parameter-estimation algorithms, the estimation of each incident source's steering vector is merely an intermediate step, as shown in Nehorai and Paldi (1994), Wong and Zoltowski (1997), Ko et al (2002), Yuan (2012b), Zoltowski and Wong (2000a, b), Wong and Zoltowski (2000a, b), Yuan et al (2012a, b), Yuan (2012c), Liu (2009), Yuan (2012d), Gu et al (2013), , Wong and Yuan (2011) and Luo and Yuan (2012). Thus, if those algorithms (not including Wong and Zoltowski 1997;Wong and Yuan 2011;Luo and Yuan 2012) are used to estimate the source's steering vector, the source can be modeled as zero-mean, complex Gaussian, random process or other realistic models.…”
Section: Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The source model is also used in , Wong and Yuan (2011) and Luo and Yuan (2012). Note that this source model may not be interesting because different signals can be decomposed in the frequency domain.…”
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“…At present all kinds of electronic warfare systems, electronic reconnaissance equipment generally has a measurement of the target direction, one of the most common parameters of target parameters also can obtain the direction of the station [1,2] , multi direction cross positioning method is the earliest and the technology is relatively mature passive positioning method [3,4] . The domestic and foreign scholars in the multi station cross location precision analysis, optimal station analysis, tracking and elimination of false location has done a lot of work and achieved certain results, but compared with other methods [5,6] , the multi station cross location precision of direction finding error influence, in the localization algorithm [7] , optimal station analysis, tracking filter and so there is room for further improvement [8,9] . The multi station DOA algorithm for observability analysis, because the data is less or unreasonable layout of observability resulting in lower case, proposes a modified robust singular value decomposition method based on multi station cross location.…”
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confidence: 99%