2014 IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium (APSURSI) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/aps.2014.6904573
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A cylindrical antenna array for MIMO radar applications

Abstract: A eight-element cylindrical antenna array is presented for MIMO radar applications. Each element is a printed fat dipole that operates at 3GHz. It provides a 360 • full angle coverage of the azimuth plane and is able to estimate the direction of a target in any angle. Cramèr-Rao Lower Bound for a target's direction is computed for different values of signal to noise ratio. It shows that the antenna array provides stable estimation performance over the entire azimuth plane.

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“…We can obtain the corresponding horizontal signal ỹvec,H = J H ỹvec ∈ C (2P +1)×1 . As done in (26), the covariance matrix of ỹvec,H can be calculated as…”
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“…We can obtain the corresponding horizontal signal ỹvec,H = J H ỹvec ∈ C (2P +1)×1 . As done in (26), the covariance matrix of ỹvec,H can be calculated as…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For the proposed approach, after hybrid beamforming, the dimension of the received signal is reduced to N DS,2 , so the computational complexity of MDSL processing is O(N DS,2 M ) = O((2P + 1)N B M ) = O(γP N p M ). The computational complexities of calculating the covariance matrix, R ỹvec , in (25) and performing the EVD on R ỹvec according to (26) are O(γ 2 P 2 N 2 p M 2 T s ) and O(γ 3 P 3 N 3 p M 3 ), respectively, where T s is the number of snapshots. The complexities of computing the delay τl and the elevation angle, θR,l , are O(M N 3 p ) and O(γ 2 N 2 p + N 3 p ), respectively.…”
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