Array signal number detection for coherent and incoherent signals in unknown noise environments
Qiang Wu, Kon Max Wong
Abstract
Qiang Wu, Kon Max Wong
Abstract
In array signal processing, signal number detection is a necessary step for high resolution directions of arrival (DOA) estimation. With the assumption of spatially white noise, several methods have been proposed for detecting both coherent and uncoherent signals. A new parametric signal number detector for unknown noise environments is proposed. The new detector is suitable for both coherent and uncoherent signals.>
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In array signal processing, signal number detection is a necessary step for high resolution directions of arrival (DOA) estimation. With the assumption of spatially white noise, several methods have been proposed for detecting both coherent and uncoherent signals. A new parametric signal number detector for unknown noise environments is proposed. The new detector is suitable for both coherent and uncoherent signals.>
Key concepts: Detector, SIGNAL (programming language), Noise (video), White noise, Detection theory, Computer science, Parametric statistics, Signal processing