Title :
Angle of arrival detection using compressive sensing
Author :
Shaw, T. Justin ; Valley, George C.
Author_Institution :
Aerosp. Corp., Los Angeles, CA, USA
Abstract :
The conventional method for determining target angle of arrival with an array of sensors is to digitize the output of each sensor at the Nyquist sampling rate for the system bandwidth and use digital signal processing algorithms such as maximum likelihood estimation or multiple signals classification (MUSIC). Here we show that if the targets sparsely populate the angle/frequency domain, the angles and frequencies can be obtained from a much smaller number of measurements by randomly summing sensor outputs and by randomly sampling in time through the use of a novel application of recently developed compressive sensing algorithms.
Keywords :
compressed sensing; direction-of-arrival estimation; frequency-domain analysis; maximum likelihood estimation; random processes; signal classification; signal detection; signal sampling; MUSIC; Nyquist sampling rate; angle maximum likelihood estimation; angle of arrival detection; angle-frequency domain analysis; compressive sensing algorithm; digital signal processing algorithm; multiple signal classification; random sampling; sensor array; Arrays; Compressed sensing; Fourier transforms; Sensors; Signal to noise ratio; Sparse matrices;
Conference_Titel :
Signal Processing Conference, 2010 18th European
Conference_Location :
Aalborg