Synopsis
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A Complete Education on Array Processing-from Theory to Practice
Learn all the ins and outs of creating reliable communication systems with Practical Array Processing. This comprehensive guide goes through the entire subject, from a detailed look at the theory of array processing to practical information on how to design and build systems for both commercial and military applications.
Written by a recognized expert in the field, Practical Array Processing focuses on the practical issues in any project involving one or more antenna arrays. It provides key background information and hands-on techniques regarding array calibration…antenna array design…signal detection…direction finding…interference cancellation…and more. The book concludes with an explanation of how emitters can be located using angles of arrival or time differences measured at multiple sites.
Practical Array Processing includes
- Hands-on advice for performing full systems engineering analysis on array processing systems
- Coverage of basic techniques, such as calibration, not included in most texts
- Easy-to-understand mathematical algorithms, with software and firmware applications
- In-depth, accessible discussions of array processing theory
In this array processing guide
• Digital Receiver Techniques • Array Signal Processing Models • Signal Detection • Direction Finding • Beamforming • Emitter Geolocation
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About the Author
Dr. Mark Sullivan is the author of 14 patents in the areas of smart antennas, GPS receivers, and emitter geolocation. Systems he has helped to develop are currently deployed in applications such as trailer tracking, wildlife research, and mobile E911 services. Dr. Sullivan is currently chief scientist at Azure Summit Technology, and also teaches Statistics at George Mason University, where he received his PhD in 1995.
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