Ultra-low side lobe adaptive digital beam forming (ADBF) method for digital array
A digital array and digital beam technology, which is applied in the field of ultra-low sidelobe adaptive digital beamforming, can solve the problem of inability to effectively control the sidelobe level of adaptive beams, and achieves improved sidelobe performance, fast convergence speed, and reduced sidelobe. perturbation effect
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[0045] Based on the sidelobe canceller structure, the invention proposes a beam domain dimensionality reduction ADBF algorithm for designing auxiliary beams for interference sources and adaptively canceling interference signals in conventional and beams. Compared with the subarray ADBF, the algorithm in this paper has a lower degree of freedom in adaptive processing and faster convergence speed; compared with the ASLC technology, the algorithm in this paper optimizes the interference-assisted beam design, and the sidelobe performance of the adaptive beam is further improved. In this paper, the algorithm is derived based on the azimuth line array synthesized by the digital array and the pitch, but the idea in this paper can be extended to the two-dimensional array of azimuth and elevation.
[0046] 1. Digital array ADBF signal model
[0047] Assume that the digital array is a rectangular array with M dimensions in azimuth and N dimensions in elevation, and the spacing between a...
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