Interference mitigation using Widely Linear arrays

Widely Linear Processing (WLP), proposed by Brown and Crane in 1969, has recently received a great deal of attention, in particular due to its potential of application in some important problems in array processing. The present work investigates the implementation of the linearly constrained minimum...

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Published in2009 17th European Signal Processing Conference pp. 353 - 357
Main Authors Chinatto, Adilson, Junqueira, Cynthia, Romano, Joao Marcos T.
Format Conference Proceeding Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.08.2009
Subjects
Adaptive arrays
Algorithms
Array signal processing
Arrays
Binary phase shift keying
Constraints
Cranes
Interference
Linear arrays
Signal processing
Signal to noise ratio
Variance
Vectors
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Summary:Widely Linear Processing (WLP), proposed by Brown and Crane in 1969, has recently received a great deal of attention, in particular due to its potential of application in some important problems in array processing. The present work investigates the implementation of the linearly constrained minimum variance (LCMV) algorithm proposed by Frost in the context of widely and strictly linear processing. The results are compared with those obtained via MVDR widely and strictly linear processing.
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ISBN:9781617388767
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