Minimum norm target estimation algorithm for phased array radar

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An algorithm is proposed that uses a broadside phased array to profile any number of arbitrary targets as a function of bearing. The technique places no restriction on either the number or location of the array elements.

Inspec keywords: spectral analysis; inverse problems; least squares approximations; radar theory

Other keywords: least squares estimator; broadside phased array; singular value decomposition; minimum norm target estimation algorithm; phased array radar; spectral estimation; inverse problem

Subjects: Signal processing and detection; Radar theory

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