A SYSTOLIC ARCHITECTURE FOR CAPON'S DIRECTIONS-OF-ARRIVAL (DOA) ESTIMATION METHOD
Authors:
C. R. Wan a;
D. J. Evans a
| Affiliation: | a Parallel Algorithms Research Centre, Loughborough University of Technology, Leicestershire, UK |
DOI:
10.1080/10637199308915434
Publication Frequency:
6 issues per year
Published in:
International Journal of Parallel, Emergent and Distributed Systems,
Volume
1,
Issue
2
1993
, pages 99
- 114
Subjects:
Algorithms & Complexity;
Computer Engineering;
Computer Science (General);
Distributed Network Systems;
Distributed Systems;
Internet & Multimedia;
Neural Networks;
Parallel Algorithms;
Parallel Systems;
Programming & Programming Languages;
Quantum Information;
Systems & Computer Architecture;
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Previously published as:
Parallel Algorithms and Applications
(1063-7192)
until 2005
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Abstract
In this paper, a systolic array architecture is designed for the parallel implementation of Capon's direction-of-arrival estimation method in array signal processing. The architecture uses the QR decomposition on the data matrix to compute Capon's angular spectrum. The systolic array employs N(N + l)/2 + N processing elements (PEs). The sampling data and the steering vector enter into the systolic array while the angular spectra flow out of the systolic array. The parallel algorithm is simulated by the parallel programming language OCCAM 2 in a single transputer system. The architecture is very efficient with a nigh degree of parallelism.
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| Keywords: Systolic array; array signal processing; DOA estimation; Capon's method; minimum variance distortionless response; OCCAM 2 |
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