Transformation-based adaptive array beamforming.
Recently, the generalized eigenspace-based beamformer (GEIB) was proposed to combat the pointing errors and to enhance the convergence speed. The weight vector of the GEIB is generated by projecting the weight vector of the linearly constrained minimum variance beamformer (LCMVB) onto a modified signal subspace. Unfortunately, numerical instability and high computational complexity have prohibited the GEIB from practical applications. In the paper, we propose transformation-based adaptive array beamforming to overcome those problems. With the introduction of the transformation matrix, we first present an equivalent structure of the LCMVB. Based on the proposed LCMVB structure, the transformation-based GEIB is further developed without computing the modified signal subspace. By removing the computation of the modified signal subspace, the transformation-based GEIB becomes numerically stable and computationally efficient. Computer simulations are also given to demonstrate the correctness and usefulness of the transformation-based adaptive array beamforming.
- Performance of generalized eigenspace-based beamformers in the presence of pointing errors
- GSC-based adaptive beamforming with multiple-beam constraints under random array position errors
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5259997
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