A Sparse Decomposition Method of Frequency Hopping Signal Based on Compressive Sensing
A technology of frequency hopping signal and compressed sensing, which is applied in the field of sparse decomposition of frequency hopping signal based on compressed sensing, can solve the problems of high computational complexity and low algorithm execution efficiency, and achieve the effect of low time cost and obvious advantages of computational efficiency
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[0049] The frequency hopping signal is a non-stationary signal whose frequency changes with time under the control of a pseudo-random sequence. The set signal is based on a typical non-stationary signal with a carrier frequency that changes with time under the control of a pseudo-random sequence, so as to establish a frequency hopping signal The structural model of the joint time domain and frequency domain of is expressed as:
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[0051] in, for width T H The rectangular window of , expressed as: S represents the signal power, T represents the observation time, that is, the signal duration, T H Indicates the skip cycle, f k Indicates the center frequency of the k-th hop, and all hopping frequencies form a frequency hopping frequency set; α indicates the proportion of the complete frequency hopping time, and the first hopping time is expressed as αT H , the jump time of the kth jump is denoted as αT H +(k-1)T H ; n(t) represents additive noise.
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