A DOA Estimation Algorithm in OFDM Radar-Communication System for Vehicular Application

Xiao You Yu; Ming Qian Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.926-930.1853

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A DOA Estimation Algorithm in OFDM Radar-Communication System for Vehicular Application

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According to IEEE Std 802.11p, a fast DOA estimation algorithm of multiple targets based on beam-forming techniques in OFDM radar-communication system for vehicular applications is discussed in this paper. The proposed algorithm has reduced computational complexity utilizing high order power of the inverse spatial covariance matrix without eigen-decomposition. Simulation results demonstrate it is suitable for vehicular application.

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Xiao You Yu*, Ming Qian Zhou

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Beam-Forming, DOA, IOV, OFDM, Radar-Communication

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