How to plot array beampattern with Frost beamformer weights?
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Arjun Patel
il 27 Mar 2017
Modificato: Honglei Chen
il 30 Mar 2017
I am trying to plot beampattern of an array after using Frost Beamforming algorithm to adapt weights. Below is sample code for frost beamformer.
clear; close all; clc;
h = phased.URA('Size',[4 4],'ElementSpacing',[1 0.6]);
h.Element.FrequencyRange = [20 20000];
fs = 8e3;
t = 0:1/fs:0.3;
x = chirp(t,0,1,500);
c = 340;
collector = phased.WidebandCollector('Sensor',h,...
'PropagationSpeed',c,'SampleRate',fs,...
'ModulatedInput',false,'NumSubbands',8192);
incidentAngle = [-50;30];
x = step(collector,x.',incidentAngle);
noise = 0.2*randn(size(x));
rx = x + noise;
beamformer = phased.FrostBeamformer('SensorArray',h,...
'PropagationSpeed',c,'SampleRate',fs,...
'Direction',incidentAngle,'FilterLength',5,...
'WeightsOutputPort',true);
[y,yweights] = step(beamformer,rx);
plot(t,rx(:,6),'r:',t,y)
xlabel('Time')
ylabel('Amplitude')
legend('Original','Beamformed')
How do I use pattern and yweights to plot the beampattern?
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Honglei Chen
il 30 Mar 2017
Modificato: Honglei Chen
il 30 Mar 2017
You can consider translating the weights to frequency domain to obtain the appropriate frequency response. Then you can compute the pattern at the given frequency.
% plot pattern
% consider 16 bands and pick the band corresponding to 2 kHz
M = 16;
wfreq = fft(reshape(yweights,16,[]).',M);
freqvec = [0:7 -8:-1]*fs/M;
bandidx = 5; % corresponding to 2kHz
freqbin = 2e3;
hstv = phased.SteeringVector('SensorArray',h,'PropagationSpeed',c);
sv = step(hstv,freqbin,incidentAngle);
figure
pattern(h,freqbin,-180:180,0,'PropagationSpeed',c,'Weights',sv.*wfreq(bandidx,:).',...
'CoordinateSystem','polar','Type','powerdb');
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