Optimum Array Processing¶
Van Trees, H. L. (2002). Optimum Array Processing: Part IV of Detection, Estimation, and Modulation Theory. Wiley.
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- Linear Combination
- In engineering and signal processing it is the filtered signal as a weighted sum of basis signals and beamforming as a weighted sum of antenna outputs.
This sourceBeamforming as a weighted sum of antenna-element outputs.
- In engineering and signal processing it is the filtered signal as a weighted sum of basis signals and beamforming as a weighted sum of antenna outputs.
- Topographic Map
- In sensor design, phased arrays and microphone arrays preserve direction-of-arrival as a layout on the receiver substrate.
This sourceStandard reference on phased and sensor arrays preserving direction-of-arrival as a layout on the receiver substrate.
- In sensor design, phased arrays and microphone arrays preserve direction-of-arrival as a layout on the receiver substrate.
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