Combined direction finders of noise radiation sources based on adaptive lattice filters
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1109/ICATT.2003.1239240Keywords:
adaptive filters, eigenvalues and eigenfunctions, lattice filters, noise, radio direction-finding, spectral analysisAbstract
It is proposed and investigated the combined direction finder of independent noise radiation sources, which is realized on the unified base of adaptive lattice filters. Its important practical advantages are substantiated in comparison with the well-known combined direction finders on the base of eigenstructured spectral analysis methods of MUSIC type.References
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