2004Electronics LettersRequires access

Criterion for narrowband beamforming

Tao Qin, H. Zhang, Xingliang Zhang

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Abstract

A new criterion sensor narrowband equivalent efficiency (SNEE) is presented for array beamforming techniques. SNEE directly shows the performance when a band signal is processed with a narrowband model, and so it can be used to judge whether a band signal should be seen as narrowband.

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A new criterion sensor narrowband equivalent efficiency (SNEE) is presented for array beamforming techniques. SNEE directly shows the performance when a band signal is processed with a narrowband model, and so it can be used to judge whether a band signal should be seen as narrowband.

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A new criterion sensor narrowband equivalent efficiency (SNEE) is presented for array beamforming techniques. SNEE directly shows the performance when a band signal is processed with a narrowband model, and so it can be used to judge whether a band signal should be seen as narrowband.

Key concepts: Narrowband, Beamforming, Electronic engineering, Computer science, SIGNAL (programming language), Acoustics, Telecommunications, Engineering

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