Apparatus and method of generating quiet zone by cancellation-through-injection techniques
AssigneeSpatial Digital Systems, Inc.
InventorsDonald C. D. Chang, Michael T. H. Lin, Steve Chen
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AssigneeSpatial Digital Systems, Inc.
InventorsDonald C. D. Chang, Michael T. H. Lin, Steve Chen
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A quiet zone generation technique is proposed for interference mitigation for a receive antenna by injecting the very interference signals via iterative processing, generating quiet zones dynamically for receive (RCV) antennas. The receive antenna may feature multiple receiving apertures distributed over a finite area. Optimization loops consist of four cascaded functional blocks; (1) a pick-up array to obtain the interference signals, (2) element weighting and/or repositioning processors, (3) an auxiliary transmit (XMIT) array with optimized element positions, (4) a diagnostic network with strategically located probes, and (5) an optimization processor with cost minimization algorithms. To minimize interferences between transmit (Tx) and receiving (Rx) apertures in limited space of an antenna farm for communications and/or radar applications are very tough problems. However, solutions for co-site interference mitigation may not be generic ones but more specific to geometries of antenna farms, Tx apertures and Rx antenna locations, and beam positions of the Tx beams.
A communication terminal for generating injection to a target zone, comprising:
A system of generating injection for mitigating interference over a target zone, comprising:
A system of generating injection for mitigating interference over a target zone, comprising:
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