The Measurement Method of Echo Highlights in Low Frequency

Juan Hui; Shao Juan Wen; An Bang Zhao; Fang Niu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.541-542.1360

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The Measurement Method of Echo Highlights in Low Frequency

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Methods which are MVDR beam-forming, STMV beamforming and a method using MVDR beamforming with copy correlation are using to measure highlight of targets echoes at low frequency. Compared with conventional beam-forming, the three methods restrain noise and resist reverberation better. To reduce calculation, firstly, as the azimuth measured by using Split array cross-correlation beamforming the center, and then the neighboring area scanned using MVDR focused beamforming. Therefore, this highlight of echoes research measures have high precision and practical.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 541-542)

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Juan Hui*, Shao Juan Wen, An Bang Zhao, Fang Niu

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Copy Correlation, Highlight of Echoes, Low Frequency, MVDR, STMV

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