the fundamentals of angle-of-arrival assisted relative interferometry (ari) jf@ee.ucla.edu

The Fundamentals of Angle-of-Arrival AssistedRelative Interferometry (ARI)

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Frequency Modulated ARI (FM-ARI)

FM-ARI RADAR

FM RADAR

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An Example of FM-ARI Dense Target Cluster Localization (Simulation)

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Fusion, Bandwidth, Response Rate, and Resolution

After IF Conversion……gaps in time result!

Gaps in time cloud the spectrum!

Must resolve or targets will be obscured!

FM-ARI RADAR forms 3D target positions by fusing three sets of independent information:

1. Chirp response of TxA2. Chirp response of TxB3. Phase difference between TxA

and TxB

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Software-Defined Radio (SDR)Implementation Feasibility Study

Resolving Complex Targets in M

ultipathEnvironm

ents Using ARI RADAR System

s Jonathan Friedm

an, Dustin Torres, N

ewton Truong, and M

ani B. Srivastava