Accuracy Analysis of Sensor Array Direction-Finding Crossing for the Sound Location of Burst Point

Jun Jun Zong; Xun Xue Cui; Hui Yang; Kai Ping Yu; Yan Wu; Cao Fang Lv; Zhi Bin Hou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.823.326

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Accuracy Analysis of Sensor Array Direction-Finding Crossing for the Sound Location of Burst Point

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With development of the short time interval measurement technology, array direction-finding technique for burst point localization has been applied to the actual. In this paper we conduct in the following order: the basic positioning principle will be elaborated at first. Then the precision estimation formula of the positioning will be deduced. Finally we perform the simulation experiment. The simulation results show that, if you want to improve the burst positioning accuracy, you need to decrease the measurement error of single station, and choose reasonable arrangement mode and the appropriate baseline length as far as possible.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 823)

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Jun Jun Zong, Xun Xue Cui, Hui Yang, Kai Ping Yu, Yan Wu, Cao Fang Lv, Zhi Bin Hou

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Direction-Finding Cross Localization, Sensor Array, Sound of Burst Point

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