CN111478724A - Three-dimensional wave beam searching method for millimeter wave platform of unmanned aerial vehicle - Google Patents

Three-dimensional wave beam searching method for millimeter wave platform of unmanned aerial vehicle Download PDF

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CN111478724A
CN111478724A CN202010292929.1A CN202010292929A CN111478724A CN 111478724 A CN111478724 A CN 111478724A CN 202010292929 A CN202010292929 A CN 202010292929A CN 111478724 A CN111478724 A CN 111478724A
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The invention discloses a three-dimensional wave beam searching method facing an unmanned aerial vehicle millimeter wave platform, which comprises the steps of establishing a communication channel model when a millimeter wave plane array is adopted at a transmitting end and a receiving end; establishing a three-dimensional layered search model during millimeter wave planar array; calculating an ideal beam forming vector as an initial vector; calculating a hybrid beamforming vector; and searching according to the three-dimensional layered search model. According to the invention, the search domain is expanded into the three-dimensional space, so that the beam search and alignment in the three-dimensional space can be realized, and the method is more suitable for the millimeter wave communication scene of the three-dimensional flying unmanned aerial vehicle. The invention designs an ideal beam forming vector by combining beam design and a Fourier series method, and designs a millimeter wave beam design method for a hybrid beam forming system under the condition of considering system complexity and efficiency.

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Three-dimensional wave beam searching method for millimeter wave platform of unmanned aerial vehicle
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of beam forming of millimeter wave communication of unmanned aerial vehicles, and particularly relates to a three-dimensional beam searching method for a millimeter wave platform of an unmanned aerial vehicle.
Background
Millimeter waves attract people's attention due to the huge license-free continuous bandwidth (30-300 GHz) possessed by the millimeter waves and high-speed data transmission capacity, and the millimeter waves are reliable choices for high-data-rate applications such as wireless local area networks, fifth-generation cellular networks and vehicle-mounted networks. In millimeter wave communication systems, beam forming technology is usually adopted to overcome the transmission path loss caused by high frequency band, and in order to ensure good communication performance, it is necessary to ensure that the beams at the transmitting and receiving ends are aligned with each other.
However, when the millimeter wave signal transmitting/receiving end is located on the platform of the unmanned aerial vehicle, three-dimensional relative motion between the transmitting and receiving ends easily causes beam mismatch, which affects communication quality, and therefore, beam search is required to be adopted to achieve beam alignment before data transmission is performed at the transmitting and receiving ends. The beam searching and aligning method for millimeter wave communication of the unmanned aerial vehicle faces many challenges, firstly the searching method needs to be suitable for a three-dimensional space, secondly the load of the unmanned aerial vehicle is very limited, the hardware weight and the energy consumption of a communication system are reduced as much as possible, and finally, in order to ensure the reliability of the communication system, the searching and aligning method needs to have a low mismatching rate.
Exhaustive search is a reliable beam search method, however, the search complexity of this method is too high, and therefore hierarchical search is usually employed. The hierarchical searching adopts an equal division method to gradually reduce the searching angle range, in the searching process of each layer, a transmitting terminal equally divides a searching area into a plurality of parts, transmitting beams are sequentially generated to different searching areas, and a receiving terminal generates receiving beams by adopting the same method. However, the traditional layered search method is only suitable for a two-dimensional search space and cannot work normally in the three-dimensional space, so that a fast and efficient three-dimensional beam search method for unmanned aerial vehicle millimeter wave communication needs to be researched, a hybrid beam forming system is adopted at both the transmitting end and the receiving end of an unmanned aerial vehicle communication system, the hybrid beam system integrates the architectures of an analog beam forming system and a digital beam forming system, and accurate design of beams can be achieved without consuming a large number of components.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is to provide a three-dimensional beam searching method facing to a millimeter wave platform of an unmanned aerial vehicle aiming at the defects of the prior art, and the method aims at realizing real-time searching and aligning of three-dimensional beams by taking low complexity and high searching efficiency as targets in a millimeter wave directional communication scene of the unmanned aerial vehicle.
In order to achieve the technical purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a three-dimensional beam searching method for an unmanned aerial vehicle millimeter wave platform comprises the following steps:
the method comprises the following steps: establishing a communication channel model when the transmitting end and the receiving end both adopt millimeter wave planar arrays;
step two: establishing a three-dimensional layered search model during millimeter wave planar array, and calculating a search area required by the three-dimensional layered search model;
step three: calculating an ideal beam forming vector as an initial vector;
step four: calculating a hybrid beamforming vector;
step five: and searching according to the three-dimensional layered search model.
In order to optimize the technical scheme, the specific measures adopted further comprise:
the transmitting end and the receiving end both adopt a hybrid beam forming system, and the hybrid beam forming system fuses the architectures of the analog beam forming system and the digital beam forming system.
In the first step, when the two ends of the transmitter both adopt millimeter wave planar arrays, the received signals are represented as:
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wherein, y tableDenotes a received signal, P denotes a transmit power, H denotes a channel matrix, r denotes a transmission symbol,
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representing beamforming vectors of a transmitting-side hybrid beamforming system, precoding vectors by digital baseband
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And a radio frequency precoding matrix
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Composition of, wherein NBSRepresents the number of Radio Frequency (RF) chains of the transmit-side beamforming system;
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representing beamforming vectors of a receiving-side hybrid beamforming system, precoding vectors by digital baseband
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And a radio frequency precoding matrix
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Composition of, wherein NMSRepresenting the number of RF chains of the receiving end beamforming system; n is the mean 0 and the variance is sigma2Additive white Gaussian noise, MBSAnd MMSRespectively representing the number of antennas at the transmitting end and the receiving end.
The communication channel model when the transmitting end and the receiving end which are established in the first step adopt the millimeter wave planar array is as follows:
Figure BDA0002451086100000028
wherein L denotes the number of channel paths, qlIs the channel gain of the l-th path, aBShv) And aMS(ψ'h,ψ'v) Array responses of a transmitting end and a receiving end, respectively, wherein (psi)hv) Indicating signal transmissionThe phase of the Angle (AOD) in the horizontal and vertical domains, and (ψ'h,ψ'v) Representing the phase of the angle of arrival (AOA) of the signal in the horizontal and vertical domains [. ]]HA conjugate transpose transform representing a matrix;
for MBS=Mh×MvFor a Uniform Planar Array (UPA) of array elements, the array response at the receiving end is expressed as:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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denotes the kronecker product, aBSh) And aBSv) Respectively expressed as:
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wherein [ ·]TTranspose transform of representation matrix, for MMS=Mh×MvThe receiving end array response of the uniform planar array of the array elements is expressed as:
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wherein, aMS(ψ′h) And aMS(ψ′v) Respectively expressed as:
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in the second step, the established three-dimensional layered search model consists of S layers, and the S-th layer (S is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to S) consists of 2s-1×2s-1Sub-sets, each sub-set corresponding to a part of the spatial region, let khRepresents the k-th in the horizontal domainhSubset, kvDenotes the kth in the vertical domainvA subset of(kh,kv) The spatial regions corresponding to the subsets are represented as:
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wherein
Figure BDA0002451086100000037
Wherein, [ psihbhe]Is the coverage of the entire model in the horizontal domain, [ psivbve]Is the coverage of the entire model on the vertical domain;
dividing each subset coverage area into 4 parts in average, then in the s-th search, the (k) thh,kv) The (b) th of the subseth,bv) The coverage of each part is as follows:
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in the searching process, the transmitting end adopts a beam forming vector
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Generating beams corresponding to the range, the receiving end adopting
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A corresponding range of beams is generated.
Calculating the ideal beamforming vector as an initial vector in the third step includes:
3.1) calculating an ideal beam forming matrix, wherein the calculation formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002451086100000044
wherein, A (psi)hv) Is arrayed in (psi)hv) Array gain of (d), X (m)h) Is the (m) thh,mv) An antenna array element is horizontalRatio of coordinates to antenna spacing, Y (m)v) Is the (m) thh,mv) The ratio of the longitudinal coordinate of each antenna array element to the antenna interval;
3.2) calculating the array gain, and the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002451086100000045
wherein (ω)h0v0) Is the midpoint of the beam coverage area, ωhbAnd ωvbThe widths of the midpoint from the horizontal domain boundary and the vertical domain boundary are respectively, and the beam coverage area is obtained in the second step;
3.3) calculating an ideal beam forming vector, wherein the formula is as follows:
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will be provided with
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Conversion to
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This vector is the ideal beamforming vector.
The calculating the hybrid beamforming vector in the fourth step includes:
4.1) initializing the RF precoding matrix CRFAnd residual vector cres:CRF=[],cres=copt
4.2) setting the number N of RF chainsRFWhen I is less than or equal to NRFRepeating the steps 4.3) -4.7);
4.3) updating the radio frequency precoding matrix: cRF=[CRF,υ(cres)]Wherein upsilon (c)res) Is cresThe quantized vector has a set of quantized values of { e }-jπ/2,1,ejπ/2,e};
4.4) calculating cresMaximum element Ma and minimum element Mi in (1):
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4.5) calculating the coefficient: ' mean [ cres(J)/υ(cres)(J)]Wherein J ═ find [ | c [ ]res|≥(Ma+Mi)/2];
4.6) calculating residual coefficients: if (| ' > (Ma + Mi)/2, ('/| ' |) ((Ma + Mi)/2), otherwise ═ f;
4.7) update residual: c. Cres=cres-υ(cres);
4.8) after finishing the iteration, calculating a baseband precoding vector:
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4.9) normalized baseband precoding vector: c. CBB=cBB/||cBB||2
4.10) according to the latest CRFAnd cBBObtaining the final mixed beam forming vector C ═ CRFcBB
The searching according to the three-dimensional hierarchical searching model in the fifth step includes:
5.1) initializing parameters, making s equal to 0, (k)h,kv,k′h,k′v)=(1,1,1,1);
5.2) transmitting end adoption
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bh∈{1,2},bv∈ {1,2} to generate 4 transmitting beams in sequence, the receiving end adopts
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b′h∈{1,2},b′v∈ {1,2} sequentially generate 4 receive beams;
5.3) according to the beam obtained in step 5.2), 4 × 4 received signals y can be generated in total, the transmitting and receiving beam forming vector which can generate the maximum signal power is selected, and the b at the moment is recordedh,bv,b′hAnd b'vA value of (d);
5.4) update the value, kh=2(kh-1)+bh,kv=2(kv-1)+bv,k′h=2(k′h-1)+b′h,k′v=2(k′v-1)+b′v,s=s+1;
5.5) go to the next layer search and repeat steps 5.2) -5.4) until the desired beam resolution is obtained.
The invention has the following beneficial effects:
1) according to the invention, the search domain is expanded into the three-dimensional space, so that the beam search and alignment in the three-dimensional space can be realized, and the method is more suitable for the millimeter wave communication scene of the three-dimensional flying unmanned aerial vehicle.
2) The invention designs an ideal beam forming vector by combining beam design and a Fourier series method, and designs a millimeter wave beam design method for a hybrid beam forming system under the condition of considering system complexity and efficiency.
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FIG. 2 is a flow chart of the method of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a spatial region partition diagram in the search model of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is an ideal beamforming matrix of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a simulation diagram of beam directions after the beam forming vectors of the present invention are used.
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Embodiments of the present invention are described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Referring to fig. 2, the three-dimensional beam search method for the millimeter wave platform of the unmanned aerial vehicle of the invention comprises:
the method comprises the following steps: establishing a communication channel model when the transmitting end and the receiving end both adopt millimeter wave planar arrays; and the two transmitting and receiving ends adopt a hybrid beam forming system, and the hybrid beam forming system fuses the architectures of the analog beam forming system and the digital beam forming system.
Step two: establishing a three-dimensional layered search model during millimeter wave planar array, and calculating a search area required by the three-dimensional layered search model;
step three: calculating an ideal beam forming vector as an initial vector;
step four: calculating a hybrid beamforming vector;
step five: and searching according to the three-dimensional layered search model.
In an embodiment, when both ends of the transmitter in step one adopt the millimeter wave planar array, the received signal is represented as:
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where y denotes a received signal, P denotes a transmit power, H denotes a channel matrix, r denotes a transmission symbol,
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representing beamforming vectors of a transmitting-side hybrid beamforming system, precoding vectors by digital baseband
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And a radio frequency precoding matrix
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Composition of, wherein NBSRepresenting the number of radio frequency chains of the wave beam shaping system at the transmitting end;
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representing beamforming vectors of a receiving-side hybrid beamforming system, precoding vectors by digital baseband
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And a radio frequency precoding matrix
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Composition of, wherein NMSRepresenting the number of RF chains of the receiving end beamforming system; n is the mean value of 0, squareThe difference is sigma2Additive white Gaussian noise, MBSAnd MMSRespectively representing the number of antennas at the transmitting end and the receiving end.
In an embodiment, the communication channel model when the transmitting and receiving ends established in the first step both use the millimeter wave planar array is as follows:
Figure BDA0002451086100000068
wherein L denotes the number of channel paths, qlIs the channel gain of the l-th path, aBShv) And aMS(ψ'h,ψ'v) Array responses of a transmitting end and a receiving end, respectively, wherein (psi)hv) Phase representing emission angle of signal in horizontal and vertical domains, and (ψ'h,ψ'v) Phase representing angle of arrival of signal in horizontal and vertical domains [ ·]HA conjugate transpose transform representing a matrix;
for MBS=Mh×MvThe array response of the receiving end of the uniform planar array of the array elements is expressed as follows:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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denotes the kronecker product, aBSh) And aBSv) Respectively expressed as:
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wherein [ ·]TTranspose transform of representation matrix, for MMS=Mh×MvThe receiving end array response of the uniform planar array of the array elements is expressed as:
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wherein, aMS(ψ′h) And aMS(ψ′v) Respectively expressed as:
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in the embodiment, in the second step, the established three-dimensional layered search model consists of S layers, and the S-th layer (S is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to S) consists of 2s-1×2s-1Sub-sets, each sub-set corresponding to a part of the spatial region, let khRepresents the k-th in the horizontal domainhSubset, kvDenotes the kth in the vertical domainvA subset, then (k) thh,kv) The spatial regions corresponding to the subsets are represented as:
Figure BDA0002451086100000076
wherein
Figure BDA0002451086100000081
Wherein, [ psihbhe]Is the coverage of the entire model in the horizontal domain, [ psivbve]Is the coverage of the entire model on the vertical domain;
dividing each subset coverage area into 4 parts in average, then in the s-th search, the (k) thh,kv) The (b) th of the subseth,bv) The coverage of each part is as follows:
Figure BDA0002451086100000082
in the searching process, the transmitting end adopts a beam forming vector
Figure BDA0002451086100000083
Generating beams corresponding to the range, the receiving end adopting
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A corresponding range of beams is generated.
In an embodiment, the calculating an ideal beamforming vector as the initial vector in step three includes:
3.1) calculating an ideal beam forming matrix, wherein the calculation formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002451086100000085
wherein, A (psi)hv) Is arrayed in (psi)hv) Array gain of (d), X (m)h) Is the (m) thh,mv) The ratio of the abscissa of the individual antenna elements to the antenna spacing, Y (m)v) Is the (m) thh,mv) The ratio of the longitudinal coordinate of each antenna array element to the antenna interval;
3.2) calculating the array gain, and the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002451086100000086
wherein (ω)h0v0) Is the midpoint of the beam coverage area, ωhbAnd ωvbThe widths of the midpoint from the horizontal domain boundary and the vertical domain boundary are respectively, and the beam coverage area is obtained in the second step;
3.3) calculating an ideal beam forming vector, wherein the formula is as follows:
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will be provided with
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Conversion to
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This vector is the ideal beamforming vector.
In the embodiment, the calculating of the hybrid beamforming vector in the step four, the frame implemented by the invention in combination with the hybrid beamforming system specifically includes:
4.1) initializing the RF precoding matrix CRFAnd residual vector cres:CRF=[],cres=copt
4.2) setting the number N of RF chainsRFWhen I is less than or equal to NRFRepeating the steps 4.3) -4.7);
4.3) updating the radio frequency precoding matrix: cRF=[CRF,υ(cres)]Wherein upsilon (c)res) Is cresThe quantized vector has a set of quantized values of { e }-jπ/2,1,ejπ/2,e};
4.4) calculating cresMaximum element Ma and minimum element Mi in (1):
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4.5) calculating the coefficient: ' mean [ cres(J)/υ(cres)(J)]Wherein J ═ find [ | c [ ]res|≥(Ma+Mi)/2];
4.6) calculating residual coefficients: if (| ' > (Ma + Mi)/2, ('/| ' |) ((Ma + Mi)/2), otherwise ═ f;
4.7) update residual: c. Cres=cres-υ(cres);
4.8) after finishing the iteration, calculating a baseband precoding vector:
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4.9) normalized baseband precoding vector: c. CBB=cBB/||cBB||2
4.10) according to the latest CRFAnd cBBObtaining the final mixed beam forming vector C ═ CRFcBB
In an embodiment, the searching according to the three-dimensional hierarchical search model in step five includes:
5.1) initializing parameters, making s equal to 0, (k)h,kv,k′h,k′v)=(1,1,1,1);
5.2) transmitting end adoption
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bh∈{1,2},bv∈ {1,2} to generate 4 transmitting beams in sequence, the receiving end adopts
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b′h∈{1,2},b′v∈ {1,2} sequentially generate 4 receive beams;
5.3) according to the beam obtained in step 5.2), 4 × 4 received signals y can be generated in total, the transmitting and receiving beam forming vector which can generate the maximum signal power is selected, and the b at the moment is recordedh,bv,b′hAnd b'vA value of (d);
5.4) update the value, kh=2(kh-1)+bh,kv=2(kv-1)+bv,k′h=2(k′h-1)+b′h,k′v=2(k′v-1)+b′v,s=s+1;
5.5) go to the next layer search and repeat steps 5.2) -5.4) until the desired beam resolution is obtained.
The three-dimensional beam searching method for the millimeter wave unmanned aerial vehicle communication platform of the invention is specifically described below by the drawings and the embodiments.
This embodiment takes the first layer search as an example, where the transmitting end and the receiving end both use the array element number MBSM MS21 × 21, the number of RF chains is NBS=NMSThe UPA array (as shown in fig. 1) with carrier frequency of 60GHz millimeter wave, array element spacing of half wavelength, transmission channel of block fading channel, L being 1, q being 1, and transmission power being PBS30dBm, the beam forming vector of the transmitting and receiving end meets the requirement | | | c | | non-woven phosphor screen2=||w||21, phase of the transmitting end (ψ)hv) (pi/18 ), phase (ψ 'at the receiving end'h,ψ′v) The search ranges of the transmitting and receiving ends are [ psi [ (. pi./18, Pi./18) ]hbhe]=[-π/2,π/2],[ψvbve]=[-π/2,π/2]。
The embodiment comprises the following steps:
the method comprises the following steps: establishing a channel model of millimeter wave beam communication, which comprises the following steps:
1.1) calculate the array response of the transmitting end 21 × 21 array elements UPA:
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likewise, receive end array response is calculated:
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1.2) calculating a communication channel model of which the transmitting end and the receiving end adopt UPA (unified power automation) respectively:
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step two: establishing a three-dimensional layered search model during millimeter wave planar array, and calculating a search area required by the three-dimensional layered search model, wherein the method specifically comprises the following steps:
2.1) first-tier search where s is 1, we can get 2s-11, so the numbering of the subsets is initialized to kh=kv=1。
2.2) calculating the coverage area of the subset:
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wherein
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2.3) dividing the subset into 4 parts, calculating the coverage area of each part:
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step three: calculating an ideal beamforming vector as follows:
3.1) calculating the ideal beam forming matrix:
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wherein m ish=1:21,mvWith 1:21, beam forming matrices corresponding to 4 coverage areas are calculated according to step 3.1) and step 3.2), and the obtained matrices with the size of 21 × 21 are modulo by each point, so as to obtain the scatter diagram as shown in fig. 4.
3.2) calculating the array gain:
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3.3) ideally beamforming matrix
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Conversion to
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The desired beamforming vector is the beamforming vector.
Step four: calculating a hybrid beamforming vector of the hybrid beamforming system, specifically as follows:
4.1) initializing the RF precoding matrix CRFAnd residual vector cres:CRF=[],cres=copt
4.2) setting the number N of RF chainsRFWhen I is less than or equal to NRFThe following steps 4.3) -4.7) are repeated.
4.3) updating the radio frequency precoding matrix: cRF=[CRF,υ(cres)]。
4.4) calculating cresMaximum and minimum elements of (1):
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4.5) calculating the coefficient: ' mean [ cres(J)/υ(cres)(J)]。
4.6) calculating residual coefficients.
4.7) update residual: c. Cres=cres-υ(cres)。
4.8) after finishing the iteration, calculating a baseband precoding vector:
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4.9) normalized baseband precoding vector: c. CBB=cBB/||cBB||2
4.10) according to the latest CRFAnd cBBObtaining the final mixed beam forming vector C ═ CRFcBB
Step five: and carrying in a beam forming vector, and operating a search process, wherein the search process specifically comprises the following steps:
5.1) if s is 0, (k)h,kv,k′h,k′v)=(1,1,1,1)。
5.2) transmitting end adoption
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bh∈{1,2},bv∈ {1,2}, the receiving end adopts
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b′h∈{1,2},b′v∈{1,2}。
5.3) from the beams obtained in step 5.2), 4 × 4 received signals y can be generated, wherein
y=wHHc+wHn
The selection may result in the bestTransmit and receive beamforming vectors for large signal power, recording b at that timeh,bv,b′hAnd b'vA value of (a) to (b)h=2,bv=2,b′h=2,b′v=2。
5.4) update the value, kh=2(kh-1)+bh=2,kv=2(kv-1)+bv=2,k′h=2(k′h-1)+b′h=2,k′v=2(k′v-1)+b′v=2,s=s+1=2。
5.5) enter next layer search, recalculate beamforming vector according to step two to step four, and repeat steps 5.2-5.4) until the desired beam resolution is obtained.
The effect obtained by the present embodiment can be further illustrated by the beam shape obtained in the simulation experiment of fig. 5. Fig. 5 corresponds to beamforming vector c(3,3,3,1,1)The designed beam can be seen that the beam covering shape meets the requirement of a search model, the beam shape gradually approaches to an ideal situation when the number of array elements is increased, higher average beam gain is possessed, the beam gain outside the covering area is almost zero, the interference to other three beams can be reduced, and the search effect is effectively improved.
The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and all technical solutions belonging to the idea of the present invention belong to the protection scope of the present invention. It should be noted that modifications and embellishments within the scope of the invention may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the principle of the invention.

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1. A three-dimensional beam searching method for a millimeter wave platform of an unmanned aerial vehicle is characterized by comprising the following steps:
the method comprises the following steps: establishing a communication channel model when the transmitting end and the receiving end both adopt millimeter wave planar arrays;
step two: establishing a three-dimensional layered search model during millimeter wave planar array, and calculating a search area required by the three-dimensional layered search model;
step three: calculating an ideal beam forming vector as an initial vector;
step four: calculating a hybrid beamforming vector;
step five: and searching according to the three-dimensional layered search model.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein a hybrid beam forming system is used at both the transmitting end and the receiving end, and the hybrid beam system combines architectures of an analog beam forming system and a digital beam forming system.
3. The three-dimensional beam searching method for the millimeter wave platform of the unmanned aerial vehicle as claimed in claim 2, wherein when the millimeter wave planar array is used at both ends of the transmitter in the step one, the received signal is represented as:
Figure FDA0002451086090000011
where y denotes a received signal, P denotes a transmit power, H denotes a channel matrix, r denotes a transmission symbol,
Figure FDA0002451086090000012
representing beamforming vectors of a transmitting-side hybrid beamforming system, precoding vectors by digital baseband
Figure FDA0002451086090000013
And a radio frequency precoding matrix
Figure FDA0002451086090000014
Composition of, wherein NBSRepresenting the number of radio frequency chains of the wave beam shaping system at the transmitting end;
Figure FDA0002451086090000015
indicating receive side hybrid beamformingBeamforming vectors for systems precoded by digital baseband
Figure FDA0002451086090000016
And a radio frequency precoding matrix
Figure FDA0002451086090000017
Composition of, wherein NMSRepresenting the number of RF chains of the receiving end beamforming system; n is the mean 0 and the variance is sigma2Additive white Gaussian noise, MBSAnd MMSRespectively representing the number of antennas at the transmitting end and the receiving end.
4. The three-dimensional beam searching method for the millimeter wave platform of the unmanned aerial vehicle as claimed in claim 3, wherein the communication channel model when the millimeter wave planar array is adopted at both the transmitting end and the receiving end established in the first step is:
Figure FDA0002451086090000018
wherein L denotes the number of channel paths, qlIs the channel gain of the l-th path, aBShv) And aMS(ψ'h,ψ'v) Array responses of a transmitting end and a receiving end, respectively, wherein (psi)hv) Phase representing emission angle of signal in horizontal and vertical domains, and (ψ'h,ψ'v) Phase representing angle of arrival of signal in horizontal and vertical domains [ ·]HA conjugate transpose transform representing a matrix;
for MBS=Mh×MvThe array response of the receiving end of the uniform planar array of the array elements is expressed as follows:
Figure FDA0002451086090000021
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002451086090000028
denotes the kronecker product, aBSh) And aBSv) Respectively expressed as:
Figure FDA0002451086090000023
wherein [ ·]TTranspose transform of representation matrix, for MMS=Mh×MvThe receiving end array response of the uniform planar array of the array elements is expressed as:
Figure FDA0002451086090000024
wherein, aMS(ψ′h) And aMS(ψ′v) Respectively expressed as:
Figure FDA0002451086090000025
5. the method as claimed in claim 4, wherein in the second step, the three-dimensional layered search model is composed of S layers, and the S-th layer (S is greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to S) is composed of 2s-1×2s-1Sub-sets, each sub-set corresponding to a part of the spatial region, let khRepresents the k-th in the horizontal domainhSubset, kvDenotes the kth in the vertical domainvA subset, then (k) thh,kv) The spatial regions corresponding to the subsets are represented as:
Figure FDA0002451086090000026
wherein
Figure FDA0002451086090000027
Wherein, [ psihbhe]Is the coverage of the entire model in the horizontal domain, [ psivbve]Is the coverage of the entire model on the vertical domain;
dividing each subset coverage area into 4 parts in average, then in the s-th search, the (k) thh,kv) The (b) th of the subseth,bv) The coverage of each part is as follows:
Figure FDA0002451086090000031
in the searching process, the transmitting end adopts a beam forming vector
Figure FDA0002451086090000032
Generating beams corresponding to the range, the receiving end adopting
Figure FDA0002451086090000033
A corresponding range of beams is generated.
6. The method of claim 5, wherein the step three of calculating an ideal beamforming vector as an initial vector comprises:
3.1) calculating an ideal beam forming matrix, wherein the calculation formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0002451086090000034
wherein, A (psi)hv) Is arrayed in (psi)hv) Array gain of (d), X (m)h) Is the (m) thh,mv) The ratio of the abscissa of the individual antenna elements to the antenna spacing, Y (m)v) Is the (m) thh,mv) The ratio of the longitudinal coordinate of each antenna array element to the antenna interval;
3.2) calculating the array gain, and the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0002451086090000035
wherein (ω)h0v0) Is the midpoint of the beam coverage area, ωhbAnd ωvbThe widths of the midpoint from the horizontal domain boundary and the vertical domain boundary are respectively, and the beam coverage area is obtained in the second step;
3.3) calculating an ideal beam forming vector, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0002451086090000036
will be provided with
Figure FDA0002451086090000037
Conversion to
Figure FDA0002451086090000038
This vector is the ideal beamforming vector.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein the step four of calculating the hybrid beamforming vector comprises:
4.1) initializing the RF precoding matrix CRFAnd residual vector cres:CRF=[],cres=copt
4.2) setting the number N of RF chainsRFWhen I is less than or equal to NRFRepeating the steps 4.3) -4.7);
4.3) updating the radio frequency precoding matrix: cRF=[CRF,υ(cres)]Wherein upsilon (c)res) Is cresThe quantized vector has a set of quantized values of { e }-jπ/2,1,ejπ/2,e};
4.4) calculating cresMaximum element Ma and minimum element Mi in (1):
Figure FDA0002451086090000044
4.5) calculating the coefficient: ' mean [ cres(J)/υ(cres)(J)]Wherein J ═ find [ | c [ ]res|≥(Ma+Mi)/2];
4.6) calculating residual coefficients: if (| ' > (Ma + Mi)/2, ('/| ' |) ((Ma + Mi)/2), otherwise ═ f;
4.7) update residual: c. Cres=cres-υ(cres);
4.8) after finishing the iteration, calculating a baseband precoding vector:
Figure FDA0002451086090000041
4.9) normalized baseband precoding vector: c. CBB=cBB/||cBB||2
4.10) according to the latest CRFAnd cBBObtaining the final mixed beam forming vector C ═ CRFcBB
8. The method of claim 7, wherein the step five of searching according to the three-dimensional hierarchical search model comprises:
5.1) initializing parameters, making s equal to 0, (k)h,kv,k′h,k′v)=(1,1,1,1);
5.2) transmitting end adoption
Figure FDA0002451086090000042
bh∈{1,2},bv∈ {1,2} to generate 4 transmitting beams in sequence, the receiving end adopts
Figure FDA0002451086090000043
b′h∈{1,2},b′v∈ {1,2} sequentially generate 4 receive beams;
5.3) according to the beam obtained in step 5.2), 4 × 4 received signals y can be generated in total, the transmitting and receiving beam forming vector which can generate the maximum signal power is selected, and the b at the moment is recordedh,bv,b′hAnd b'vA value of (d);
5.4) update the value, kh=2(kh-1)+bh,kv=2(kv-1)+bv,k′h=2(k′h-1)+b′h,k′v=2(k′v-1)+b′v,s=s+1;
5.5) go to the next layer search and repeat steps 5.2) -5.4) until the desired beam resolution is obtained.
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