Sparse array design method used for azimuth and pitching two-dimensional direction-finding
A sparse array and design method technology, applied in radio wave measurement systems, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as complex composition, high cost, and complex structure, and achieve the effects of low cost, low cost, and low system complexity
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[0084] Taking the antenna design of an airport scene surveillance passive radar as an example, we design the working frequency of digital TV to be 600MHz, d=0.2m, and the theoretical formula (10) gives the signal with azimuth and elevation angles of (0° , 0°), (60°, 30°), (-60°, 30°), (60°, -30°), (-60°, -30°) incident beam patterns, see Figure 5 to Figure 9 As shown, the results in the figure are normalized by 20*log10(N). It can be seen from the figure that in the range of azimuth (-60°, 60°) and elevation (-30°, 30°), the side lobes of the beam pattern are all lower than 10dB; the target is incident at the center of the beam (0°, 0°) When , the formed beam pattern has better symmetry, and the main-side lobe ratio is 13dB; when the signal incident direction is other directions at that time, the side lobe of the elevation beam pattern will be raised. In the actual airport use, the installation elevation angle of the antenna is increased to 30° to effectively suppress multip...
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