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Beamforming
The toolbox provides narrowband and wideband beamformers, multiuser
beamformers, hybrid beamformers, and conventional and adaptive
beamformers. Implementations include delay-and-sum, Frost, generalized
sidelobe cancellation, MVDR, and LCMV
Beamformers enhance detection of signals by coherently summing signals across elements of arrays. Conventional beamformers have fixed weights while adaptive beamformers have weights that respond to the environment. Use adaptive beamformers to reject spurious or interfering signals from non-target directions. The toolbox supports narrowband and wideband beamformers.
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Beamforming
- Conventional Beamforming
Conventional beamforming performs spatial filtering of narrowband signals. - Adaptive Beamforming
Adaptive beamforming suppresses interference. - Wideband Beamforming
Wideband beamforming applies spatial filtering to wideband signals.
Beamforming Theory
- Beamforming Overview
Beamformers supported by Phased Array System Toolbox™. - Standards and Conventions
This section introduces the concept of baseband signals and defines the local and global coordinate systems used in the toolbox. - Units of Measure and Physical Constants
Phased Array System Toolbox uses the International System of Units (SI).