J.E. Fernandez del Rio, M.F. Cátedra
Abstract
An L-shaped array is used to estimate azimuth-elevation angles and also polarization of multiple narrow-band plane waves. The angles of arrival are estimated by means of the matrix pencil method and afterwards a least squares problem is stated to solve for the polarization.
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An L-shaped array is used to estimate azimuth-elevation angles and also polarization of multiple narrow-band plane waves. The angles of arrival are estimated by means of the matrix pencil method and afterwards a least squares problem is stated to solve for the polarization.
Key concepts: Azimuth, Matrix pencil, Polarization (electrochemistry), Direction of arrival, Algorithm, Elevation angle, Pencil (optics), Matrix algebra