Abstract
The problem of limiting the capacity of the diagram-forming circuit of the digital antenna array is considered, due to the capabilities of existing communication lines with serial data transmission from the receiving channels to the computer. This problem limits the possibilities of implementing various methods of signal processing in digital antenna arrays. The subject of the study is the possibility of increasing the capacity of the diagram-forming circuit of the digital antenna array due to software compression of radar data. The purpose of the work is to create a scientific and methodological apparatus that will increase the capcity of the diagram-forming scheme by using the principle of subjective redundancy in relation to radar data processing tasks. The results of the work include: justification and formulation of the principle of subjective redundancy of radar data and the method of compression of radar data, as well as the results of numerical studies confirming the operability of the proposed scientific and methodological apparatus. The principle of subjective redundancy is based on the independence of the separation of signal processing processes in the spatial and temporal domains when receiving a single echo signal, and in the case of receiving several echo signals, on the principle of superposition of fields from various sources in the far antenna zone. The method of radar data compression is based on the principle of subjective redundancy of radar data and differs from the known iterative procedure for approximating the matrix of complex samples in the form of a superposition of products of one-dimensional cosine spectra. It is shown that the application of the radar data compression method makes it possible to increase the transmission capacity of the digital antenna array transmission lines several times.
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