2013-11-01
Direction Finding in the Presence of Near Zone Resonant Size Scatterers
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research B, Vol. 56, 219-234, 2013
Abstract
A self calibration algorithm for direction finding in the presence of arbitrary shape 3D scatterers of resonating size is presented. This algorithm removes the effects of mutual coupling and 3D scatterers on direction of arrival estimation. The scatterers and wire type antenna array are excited by incident plane waves of arbitrary direction. The 3D scatterers shape is approximated as a sphere, thus spherical harmonics are assumed to be originated in response to the plane wave excitation. The algorithm requires the location of the scatterers with reference to antenna elements. However, knowledge of exact shape of scatterers is not required. Moreover, scatterers may be located in near or far fields. The work is supported by numerical examples for different scenarios of multiple incident waves and scatterers.
Citation
Irfan Ahmed, and Warren Perger, "Direction Finding in the Presence of Near Zone Resonant Size Scatterers," Progress In Electromagnetics Research B, Vol. 56, 219-234, 2013.
doi:10.2528/PIERB13053005
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