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Source localization using a non-cocentered orthogonal loop and dipole (NCOLD) array
DOI:10.1016/j.cja.2013.10.010.png)
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A uniform array of scalar-sensors with intersensor spacings over a large aperture size generally offers enhanced resolution and source localization accuracy, but it may also lead to cyclic ambiguity. By exploiting the polarization information of impinging waves, an electromagnetic vector- sensor array outperforms the unpolarized scalar-sensor array in resolving this cyclic ambiguity. However, the electromagnetic vector-sensor array usually consists of cocentered orthogonal loops and dipoles (COLD), which is easily subjected to mutual coupling across these cocentered dipoles/loops. As a result, the source localization performance of the COLD array may substantially degrade rather than being improved. This paper proposes a new source localization method with a non-cocentered orthogonal loop and dipole (NCOLD) array. The NCOLD array contains only one dipole or loop on each array grid, and the intersensor spacings are larger than a half-wave-length. Therefore, unlike the COLD array, these well separated dipoles/loops minimize the mutual coupling effects and extend the spatial aperture as well. With the NCOLD array, the proposed method can efficiently exploit the polarization information to offer high localization precision. (C) 2013 Production and hosting by Elsevier Ltd. on behalf of CSAA & BUAA.
Keywords:
Array signal processing
Direction of arrival (DOA) estimation
Electromagnetic vector-sensor array
Polarization
Source localization
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