Phased Array System Toolbox

Description

Introduction

Phased Array System Toolbox™ provides algorithms and tools for the design, simulation, and analysis of phased array signal processing systems. These capabilities are provided as MATLAB® functions and MATLAB System objects. The system toolbox includes algorithms for waveform generation, beamforming, direction of arrival estimation, target detection, and space-time adaptive processing.

The system toolbox lets you build monostatic, bistatic, and multistatic architectures for a variety of array geometries. You can model these architectures on stationary or moving platforms. Array analysis and visualization tools help you evaluate spatial, spectral, and temporal performance. The system toolbox lets you model an end-to-end phased array system or use individual algorithms to process acquired data.

The system toolbox includes examples and demos that provide a starting point for implementing user-defined phased array systems.

Key Features

  • Algorithms available as MATLAB functions and MATLAB System objects
  • Monostatic, bistatic, and multistatic phased array system modeling
  • Array analysis and 3D visualization; physical array modeling for uniform linear arrays, uniform rectangular arrays, and arbitrary conformal arrays on platforms with motion
  • Broadband and narrowband digital beam-forming functions, including MVDR/Capon, LCMV, time delay, Frost, time delay LCMV, and subband phase shift
  • Space-time adaptive processing algorithms, including displaced phase center array (DPCA), adaptive DPCA, sample matrix inversion (SMI), and angle-Doppler response visualization
  • Direction of arrival algorithms, including MVDR, ESPRIT, beamscan, root MUSIC, and monopulse
  • Waveform synthesis functions for pulsed CW, linear FM, stepped FM, and staggered PRF signals, and waveform visualization tools for ambiguity function and matched filter response
  • Algorithms for TVG, pulse compression, coherent and noncoherent integration, CFAR processing, plotting ROC curves, and estimating range and Doppler