Direction Of Arrival (DOA) Estimation Using Array Signal Processing
Ashmika Dhabale
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Ashmika Dhabale
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Array signal processing is an important eld in Signal Processing. It has various applica-tions in the eld of communication, radar, sonar as well as speech processing. Array signalprocessing plays a crucial role when it comes to direction of arrival(DOA) estimation usingspectral analysis. The objective is to discuss the methods used to estimate the signal ar-riving from a desired direction in the presence of noise and interfering signals. The sensorarray collects spatial samples of propagating wave elds, which are processed using dierentspectral analysis algorithms. We discuss the array models on which direction nding algo-rithms are based. We review the non-parametric methods and subspace-based algorithmsfor DOA estimation. Non-parametric algorithms includes Conventional beamforming andCapon's method whereas under subspace-based algorithm we discuss the MUSIC method.We review the performance and limitations of these methods. A user interface in Labviewis used for analyzing the performance. This thesis provides an overview of Conventionbeamforming method, Capon's method and the MUSIC method for DOA estimation.
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Array signal processing is an important eld in Signal Processing. It has various applica-tions in the eld of communication, radar, sonar as well as speech processing. Array signalprocessing plays a crucial role when it comes to direction of arrival(DOA) estimation usingspectral analysis. The objective is to discuss the methods used to estimate the signal ar-riving from a desired direction in the presence of noise and interfering signals. The sensorarray collects spatial samples of propagating wave elds, which are processed using dierentspectral analysis algorithms. We discuss the array models on which direction nding algo-rithms are based. We review the non-parametric methods and subspace-based algorithmsfor DOA estimation. Non-parametric algorithms includes Conventional beamforming andCapon's method whereas under subspace-based algorithm we discuss the MUSIC method.We review the performance and limitations of these methods. A user interface in Labviewis used for analyzing the performance. This thesis provides an overview of Conventionbeamforming method, Capon's method and the MUSIC method for DOA estimation.
Key concepts: Direction of arrival, Array processing, Beamforming, Computer science, Signal subspace, Capon, Signal processing, Sonar