Abstract
Self-localization system of wireless sensor networks based on angle of departure (AOD) is studied in this paper. In AOD model, anchor node with multi-antenna transmits orthogonal pilot signals to sensor node with single antenna, which entitles the sensor node to function as equipping multi-antenna. Given that the limited number of antenna at anchor nodes will result in degree of freedom (DOF) deficiency at sensor node when dealing with more multipath components (MPC), we adopt a novel method without requiring extra antennas. The proposed algorithm simultaneously includes the oscillator mismatch between anchor node and sensor node, i.e., carrier frequency offset (CFO). With the aid of anchor's movement and CFO, the equivalent antenna array at sensor node is expended by synthetic aperture procedure to a much larger one, which subsequently improve the estimation ability to MPCs. In addition, the close-form solutions of CFO and AOD are also derived. The effectiveness and performance of proposed algorithm are demonstrated by numerical simulations.
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