Antenna arrangements for measurement of angle of arrival over 360 degrees
AssigneeSR Technologies, Inc.
InventorsGraham K. Smith, Kyle Patrick Kelly, Mark Passler
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AssigneeSR Technologies, Inc.
InventorsGraham K. Smith, Kyle Patrick Kelly, Mark Passler
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A method for determining an angle of arrival (AoA) of a radio frequency (RF) signal received at an antenna array. The method includes determining theoretical signals to be received at an antenna array having first and second antenna pairs. Antennas of the first antenna pair are offset from each other by a first offset angle and antennas of the second antenna pair are offset from each other by a second offset angle. A look-up table is generated based on the theoretical signals. An RF signal is received at each antenna pair and the antenna outputs in each antenna pair are combined to produce first and second difference values. The first and second difference values are compared to theoretical difference values in the look-up table. A measured AoA of the RF signal is determined based on the comparison of the first and second difference values to the theoretical difference values.
A method for determining an angle of arrival (AoA) of a radio frequency (RF) signal received at an antenna array, the method comprising:
A system for determining an angle of arrival (AoA) of a radio frequency (RF) signal received at an antenna array, the system comprising:
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