Moving target indoor positioning and real-time tracking method
A moving target, indoor positioning technology, applied in the field of radar
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[0108] Figure 4 The setup for the simulation is shown, and all coordinates in the simulation are in millimeters. The transmitting antenna of the radar group is placed at the origin position (0,0), and the receiving antennas R1, R2 and R3 are placed on the x-axis, and their coordinates are (-100,0), (100,0) and (200 ,0). The simulated two-dimensional motion is on the x-y plane.
[0109] In the simulation, a Z-shaped motion with four corner coordinates (0,,200), (80,200), (0,120) and (80,120) and a trajectory equation is x 2 +(y-160) 2 =40 2 A circle of is used, as Figure 4 shown. These two representative motions were chosen because, in circular motion, the receiver can receive continuous motion in all directions, while in Z-shaped motion, the receiver can receive motion with abrupt changes in direction. The above two motions are simulated to be detected by the two sub-radar groups, and calculated using formulas (2-7), (2-8) and the initial position (0,200).
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