Optimal sensor placement in linear arrays: Part I - AoA based localization

Optimal sensor placement in linear arrays: Part I - AoA based localization

In this paper, we examine the optimal linear separation requirements for AoA sensors, in order to achieve the best performance in estimating the position of a target subjected to noisy measurements. Cramer-Rao inequality and the corresponding Fisher information matrix are used to analyze the sensor-...

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