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Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology 2002;5(1):59-64.
Implementation of the omnidirectional target bearing detector utilizing towed linear arrays
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예인선배열 센서를 이용한 전방위 표적방위 탐지기 구현
이성은, 천승용, 황수복, 이형욱
국방과학연구소
Abstract
Passive sonar system forms the various beams in any desired directions to obtain the improvement in Signal-to-Noise(S/N) ratio, bearing detection and localization of targets, and the attenuation of interferences from other directions. Detection of modern underwater targets is becoming increasingly difficult as noise reduction technology leads to considerably low-level acoustic emissions. Therefore, the improvement of beamforming is very important to detect modern underwater targets at the long range in the complex environmental sea. Also, to react to the fast attack mobiles such as torpedoes, port and starboard discrimination is required to be performed very quickly. In this paper, we proposed the implementation of omnidirectional target bearing detector without port and starboard ambiguity to detect effectively the low-level underwater targets. The port and starboard discrimination is performed by cardioid processing and the improvement of beamforming utilizes the cross correlation matrix of individual hydrophone pairs of linear array sensors. The sea test result shows that the system implemented is good for the detection of the low-level underwater targets.
Key Words: Linear Array passive Sonar, Beamforming, Port/Starboard Discrimination, Cross Correlation Matrix, Beamwidth, Array Gain
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