Multi-target tracking beam pointing method for centralized mimo radar radio frequency stealth
A multi-target tracking and beam pointing technology, which is applied in the field of multi-target tracking beam pointing in centralized MIMO radar radio frequency stealth, and can solve problems such as multi-target tracking beam pointing methods that do not involve MIMO radar.
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[0127] For the centralized MIMO radar of any array, through the optimization of this technical solution, the radio frequency stealth performance of the radar can be improved while ensuring the radar detection performance.
[0128] In order to simplify the simulation, it is assumed that each target has the same distance from the radar, that is, R n =R, n=1,2,...,N. The radar antenna array takes the uniform linear array as an example. The total number of elements of the MIMO radar array is M=64, and the optional set of the number of sub-arrays K is {1,2,4,8,16,32,64}, and the total peak transmit power P t The value range of is [1,1000]W.
[0129] References (Burns, P.D.; Blair, W.D., "Optimal phased array radar beampointing for MTT," Aerospace Conference, 2004. Proceedings. 2004 IEEE, vol.3, no., pp., 1858 Vol.3, 6-13 March 2004), created A cluster (target set) containing 2 targets. The distance between each target is half of the 3dB beamwidth of the gain pattern obtained wh...
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