Cross-correlation matrix Root-MUSIC algorithm for bistatic multiple-input multiple-output radar

A novel Root-MUSIC algorithm based on cross-correlation matrix is proposed to estimate the direction of arrival（DOA） and direction of departure（DOD） for the bistatic multiple-input multiple-output（MIMO）radar. In the algorithm, the cross-correlation matrix is first constructed by using the received d...

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Published in:Science China. Information sciences 2015-02, Vol.58 (2), p.54-63
Main Authors: Qin, GuoDong, Bao, Dan, Liu, GaoGao, Li, Peng
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Algorithms
Arrays
China
Computer Science
Construction
Correlation analysis
Cross correlation
Direction of arrival
Estimates
Information Systems and Communication Service
Mathematical analysis
Mathematical models
Matrices (mathematics)
Multistatic radar
MUSIC算法
Optimization
Radar
Research Paper
双基地
多输入多输出
接收阵列
特征分解
相关矩阵
角度估计
雷达
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Summary:A novel Root-MUSIC algorithm based on cross-correlation matrix is proposed to estimate the direction of arrival（DOA） and direction of departure（DOD） for the bistatic multiple-input multiple-output（MIMO）radar. In the algorithm, the cross-correlation matrix is first constructed by using the received data which are arranged according to the transmit array and the receive array, respectively. And the DOAs and DODs are estimated independently employing cross-correlation Root-MUSIC algorithms without eigendecomposition,where the null spaces are constructed with a linear operation of the cross-correlation matrices. Secondly the pair-matching of DOAs and DODs is accomplished by solving an angle estimate optimization. The effectiveness of the proposed method is verified through numerical simulations, and it is shown that the proposed method can provide more accurate angle estimation with small computational complexity than conventional eigendecomposition algorithms.
ISSN:1674-733X
1869-1919
DOI:10.1007/s11432-014-5251-0