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The document proposes an ESPRIT-based algorithm for jointly estimating direction of arrival (DOA) and polarization using an electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array. It utilizes the fourth-order cumulant to virtually extend the array and obtain rotationally invariant subarrays. The proposed algorithm then uses ESPRIT and parameter matching to estimate DOA and polarization. It is a closed-form technique that reduces computational complexity during joint estimation, and its efficiency is demonstrated through simulations.

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TC 2

The document proposes an ESPRIT-based algorithm for jointly estimating direction of arrival (DOA) and polarization using an electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array. It utilizes the fourth-order cumulant to virtually extend the array and obtain rotationally invariant subarrays. The proposed algorithm then uses ESPRIT and parameter matching to estimate DOA and polarization. It is a closed-form technique that reduces computational complexity during joint estimation, and its efficiency is demonstrated through simulations.

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Editing Exercise

Example 1

A ESPRIT-based algorithm for joint estimation of DOA and polarization using


electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array is proposed in this paper.
ESPRIT algorithm fails to work using electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular
array, since ESPRIT algorithm requires the data received by array to possess certain
rotation invariance structures but electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular
array does not have that. Concerning this issue, the proposed algorithm utilizes the
fourth-order cumulant to obtain a virtual extended array of electromagnetic vector-
sensor uniform circular array. Then constructs pairs of sub-arrays with certain
rotation invariance based on the virtual extended array, thus utilizes ESPRIT
algorithm and parameter pair matching to estimate DOA and polarization of incident
signals. The proposed algorithm is a closed-form parameter estimation technique
and could effectively reduce the computational complexity of joint estimation of
DOA and polarization. Finally the efficiency of the algorithm is demonstrated by
simulation experiments.
Example 1

A ESPRIT-based algorithm for joint estimation of DOA and polarization using


electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array is proposed in this paper.
ESPRIT algorithm fails to work using electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular
array, since ESPRIT algorithm requires the data received by array to possess certain
rotation invariance structures but electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular
array does not have that.
Example 1

A ESPRIT-based algorithm for joint estimation of DOA and polarization using


electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array is proposed in this paper. In
communication systems, the direction of arrival (DOA) and polarization of signals
for a linear sensor array are often computed through estimation of signal
parameter via rotational invariance technique (ESPRIT). ESPRIT algorithm fails to
work using electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array, since ESPRIT
algorithm requires the data received by array to possess certain rotation invariance
structures but electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array does not have
that.
Example 1

A ESPRIT-based algorithm for joint estimation of DOA and polarization using


electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array is proposed in this paper. In
communication systems, the direction of arrival (DOA) and polarization of signals
for a linear sensor array are often computed through estimation of signal
parameter via rotational invariance technique (ESPRIT). ESPRIT algorithm fails to
work using electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array, since ESPRIT
algorithm requires the data received by array to possess certain rotation invariance
structures but electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular array does not have
that. However, since the ESPRIT algorithm relies on the rotational invariance of the
data received by the array, it cannot be applied to electromagnetic vector-sensor
arrays (EVSAs) having a uniform circular pattern.
Example 1

… Concerning this issue, the proposed algorithm utilizes the fourth-order cumulant
to obtain a virtual extended array of electromagnetic vector-sensor uniform circular
array. Then constructs pairs of sub-arrays with certain rotation invariance based on
the virtual extended array, thus utilizes ESPRIT algorithm and parameter pair
matching to estimate DOA and polarization of incident signals.
Example 1

… Concerning this issue To address this limitation, the proposed algorithm utilizes
the fourth-order cumulant to obtain a virtual virtually-extended array of
electromagnetic vector-sensor EVSA having a uniform circular distribution array.
Then constructs pairs of sub-arrays with certain rotation invariance based on the
virtual extended array, thus utilizes ESPRIT algorithm and parameter pair matching to
estimate DOA and polarization of incident signals.
Example 1

… Concerning this issue To address this limitation, the proposed algorithm utilizes
the fourth-order cumulant to obtain a virtual virtually-extended array of
electromagnetic vector-sensor EVSA having a uniform circular distribution array.
Then constructs pairs of sub-arrays with certain rotation invariance based on the
virtual extended array, thus utilizes ESPRIT algorithm and parameter pair matching to
estimate DOA and polarization of incident signals. By obtaining pairs of rotation-
invariant subarrays from the virtually-extended array, the proposed algorithmThen
constructs pairs of sub-arrays with certain rotation invariance based on the virtual
extended array, thus then utilizes the ESPRIT algorithm and parameter pair pair-
matching to estimate the DOA and polarization of the incident signals.
Example 1

… The proposed algorithm is a closed-form parameter estimation technique and


could effectively reduce the computational complexity of joint estimation of DOA
and polarization. Finally the efficiency of the algorithm is demonstrated by
simulation experiments.
Example 1

… The proposed algorithm is a closed-form parameter estimation technique and


could can effectively reduce the computational complexity of joint estimation of
DOA and polarization. Finally the efficiency of the algorithm is demonstrated by
simulation experiments.
Example 1

… The proposed algorithm is a closed-form parameter estimation technique and


could can effectively reduce the computational complexity of joint estimation of
DOA and polarization. Finally the The efficiency of the algorithm is demonstrated
by through simulation experiments experimental simulations.
Example 1

In communication systems, the direction of arrival (DOA) and polarization of signals


for a linear sensor array are often computed through estimation of signal
parameter via rotational invariance technique (ESPRIT). However, since the ESPRIT
algorithm relies on the rotational invariance of the data received by the array, it
cannot be applied to electromagnetic vector-sensor arrays (EVSAs) having a
uniform circular pattern. To address this limitation, the proposed algorithm utilizes
the fourth-order cumulant to obtain a virtually-extended EVSA having a uniform
circular distribution. By obtaining pairs of rotation invariant subarrays from the
virtually-extended array, the proposed algorithm then utilizes the ESPRIT algorithm
and parameter pair-matching to estimate DOA and polarization of the incident
signals. The proposed algorithm is a closed-form parameter estimation technique
and can effectively reduce the computational complexity of joint estimation of
DOA and polarization. The efficiency of the algorithm is demonstrated through
experimental simulations.

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