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Enhanced Beampattern Synthesis Using Electromagnetically Reconfigurable Antennas
Beampattern synthesis seeks to optimize array weights to shape radiation patterns, playing a critical role in various wireless applications. In addition to theoretical advancements, recent hardware innovations have facilitated new avenues to enhance beampattern synthesis performance.
Pinjun Zheng +2 more
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Metaheuristic Algorithm‐Based Antenna Selection Collaborative Beamforming for Remote Sensors
ABSTRACT In this letter, we propose a metaheuristic‐based antenna selection (AS) technique for collaborative beamforming (CB). While AS can retain more power at the intended base station (BS) than CB with all sensors participating, it suffers from interference caused by proximal sidelobes.
Semyoung Oh, Daejin Park
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Synthesis of Large Ultra‐Wideband Rotationally Symmetric Sparse Circular Arrays
The paper introduces an efficient method for synthesising large, wideband rotationally symmetric sparse circular arrays. This method uses several concentric auxiliary rings within the circular aperture, composed of rotationally symmetrical folds, to distribute the array elements exclusively over these rings, enhancing optimisation efficiency by ...
Hao Wen +4 more
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PSLL and HPBW Minimisation in Time‐Variant FDA Using Sum‐of‐Sinc‐Functions‐Based Frequency Offsets
FDA beampattern optimisation ignores time variance and the optimum PSLL degrades with time sweep. This work considers time variance and finds the optimum FDA frequency offsets using a window function that is a sum of three Sinc functions. ABSTRACT Beampattern of a frequency diverse array (FDA) is a function of time, range and angle.
Ahmad Bilal +4 more
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Modelling real‐world effects in near‐field SAR collections for compressive sensing
This paper develops previously published work on using compressive sensing techniques to suppress sidelobes in SAR images to develop a higher‐fidelity measurement model. Using Cranfield University's GBSAR System a series, experimental measurements are conducted, and image estimation techniques are applied to this real data.
George A. J. Price +4 more
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Satellite communications (SatComs) are expected to provide global Internet access. Low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites (SATs) have the advantage of providing a higher downlink capacity due to their smaller link budget compared with medium Earth orbit (MEO ...
Weiting Lin, Yuchieh Wu, Borching Su
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DOA estimation for wideband multiple‐input‐multiple‐output (MIMO) radar without secondary data is investigated in this paper. The authors establish a signal model for wideband MIMO radar system, and propose a DOA estimation algorithm, named sparse learninng via iterative minimization for wideband MIMO radar.
Jiong Xiao, Bo Tang
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Physics-Informed Deep Neural Network for Low Sidelobe Cosecant-Squared Pattern Time-Modulated Antenna Array with Harmonic Suppression [PDF]
In this paper, a physics-informed deep neural network (PIDNN)-based approach with phase-only weighting is proposed for the synthesis of a cosecant-squared radiation pattern time-modulated linear array (TMLA).
Tarek Sallam, Qun Wang, Ahmed M. Attiya
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Optimising collection geometry for long‐range synthetic aperture sonar interferometry
A technique is presented to optimise data collection geometry in synthetic aperture sonar interferometry. This can be used to maximise the area coverage rate in seabed imaging and mapping. Abstract Interferometric synthetic aperture sonar (SAS) is a technique to image and map the seabed in very high resolution. For large area coverage rate systems with
Roy Edgar Hansen, Torstein Olsmo Sæbø
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An experimental test of endfire synthetic aperture sonar for sediment characterisation
At low‐frequencies, direct measurements of sediment volume scattering have rarely been made, due to the bias in by interface roughness scattering caused by the large beamwidths of low‐frequency sonars. Endfire Synthetic Aperture Sonar (EF‐SAS) can achieve narrower beamwidths by forming a vertically oriented synthetic array as a transimtter and/or ...
Shannon‐Morgan Steele +1 more
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