CN108562879B - Constant false alarm detection method for ship-borne radar based on FPGA - Google Patents

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The invention discloses a constant false alarm detection method for a ship-borne radar based on an FPGA. The method firstly selects different constant false alarm processing modes according to the characteristics of the transmitted waveform of the navigation radar under different measuring ranges and by combining the Doppler characteristics of the sea clutter. Because a large amount of low-speed clutter exists in the near-range zero-speed channel, clutter map constant false alarm detection is adopted; the clutter power of the near-range non-zero-speed channel and the far-range channel is low, and unit average constant false alarm detection is adopted. Under different sea conditions, the echo signal-to-clutter ratios are not consistent, and the signal power is weighted by using a parameter issuing method, so that the purposes of amplifying weak targets and suppressing strong clutter are achieved. And a target extraction algorithm is used for solving the problems of precision reduction caused by target broadening and false targets caused by data splicing. In the clutter map updating process, the influence of the ship motion on the clutter map updating is considered, and the azimuth and the distance of the clutter map are compensated.

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Constant false alarm detection method for ship-borne radar based on FPGA
Technical Field
The invention belongs to radar signal processing, and particularly relates to a constant false alarm detection method for a ship-borne radar based on an FPGA.
Background
The constant false alarm detection includes CFAR detection in the receiver noise and CFAR detection in the clutter background. The general CFAR includes three algorithms, namely, a CFAR algorithm based on a clutter map, a CFAR based on unit averaging, and a CFAR algorithm based on noise detection.
The clutter map technology is a constant false alarm technology which stores background clutter in real time and updates clutter power in real time in different scanning periods to determine a detection threshold, and the core of the technology is clutter average power estimation. In general, among a plurality of adjacent pulses, the sea wave clutter correlation is strong, so the effect of directly adopting a processing method of inter-pulse accumulation is not good enough. For the ship-based radar, the time interval between different times of scanning of the antenna is long (in seconds), and the correlation of the same clutter unit between two adjacent scanning periods is weak. The clutter map constant false alarm technology uses inter-circle accumulation, can effectively inhibit background clutter, ensures the false alarm rate to be constant, and is a time domain constant false alarm detection method.
1. The west ampere electronic engineering institute, a radar clutter detection threshold self-adaptive setting method: china CN106646396A.2017-05-10. A radar clutter detection threshold self-adaptive setting method provides a method for self-adaptively adjusting a constant false alarm threshold according to clutter point trace density. The method uses the trace point density to adjust the constant false alarm threshold to suppress the strong clutter, can control the false alarm rate by changing the constant false alarm threshold, has the defect that the clutter is suppressed by only changing the threshold, and cannot effectively amplify the small target and suppress the amplitude of the strong clutter according to the clutter environment. 2. The institute of electrical and electronic engineering of Western Ann, a five dimensional dynamic stereo clutter map implementation method based on DDR 3-SDRAM: china CN104535980A.2015-04-22. A five-dimensional dynamic stereo clutter map implementation method based on DDR3-SDRAM is characterized in that a five-dimensional dynamic stereo clutter map is established through read-write control over DDR3, a PRF mode and clutter of a full Doppler channel are added for division, and the storage capacity of the clutter map is doubled. The method has the defect that the clutter units cannot be accurately updated without the clutter image circle updating method.
Along with the movement of the ship, the azimuth and the distance of the clutter units can change along with the movement of the ship body, so that the position parameters of the previous accumulated turns can not correspond to the position parameters on the current scanning turns, wherein the error of the azimuth in a near area is particularly serious.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a constant false alarm detection method capable of realizing a ship-based radar based on an FPGA.
The technical solution for realizing the purpose of the invention is as follows: a constant false alarm detection method based on FPGA and capable of realizing ship-borne radar comprises the following steps:
step 1, a shipborne navigation radar transmits a waveform signal;
step 2, performing pulse compression on the echo signals of the waveform signals in the step 1, rearranging the data in each coherent processing interval according to a slow time dimension, and then respectively entering a zero-speed filter and a non-zero-speed filter for filtering;
step 3, performing modular operation on the signals passing through the zero-speed filter and the non-zero-speed filter, wherein the data after the modular operation is divided into three parts, namely a far-range signal, a near-range non-zero channel signal and a near-range zero channel signal, and weighting the three parts of data after the modular operation;
step 4, carrying out unit average constant false alarm detection on the weighted far-range signal and the weighted near-range non-zero channel signal; performing clutter map detection and updating on the weighted near-range zero-channel signal;
and 5, performing point trace aggregation on the near-range zero-channel signal subjected to clutter map detection, and the far-range signal and the near-range non-zero-channel signal subjected to unit average constant false alarm detection, wherein the point trace aggregation is cancelled at the data splicing position of the far-range signal and the near-range signal, so as to obtain a combined target.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following remarkable advantages: (1) in the clutter map updating process, the mismatching between clutter unit distance and azimuth circle caused by the movement of the ship body is considered, a fitting algorithm of a distance number and an azimuth number in the clutter map updating process is provided, and the distance and azimuth errors are reduced to the maximum extent under the constraint of chip performance. (2) The signal strength is adaptively enhanced and attenuated by controlling the signal gain and attenuation according to the clutter power through a method of sending a weighted value under display control. (3) And the trace aggregation function is adjusted by combining the waveform characteristics, so that the distance and speed detection precision is improved.
The present invention is described in further detail below with reference to the attached drawing figures.
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FIG. 1 is a time domain diagram of a carrier-borne navigation radar transmission waveform design.
Fig. 2 is a data rearrangement structure.
Fig. 3 is a signal flow diagram of constant false alarm detection of a pulse compressed signal.
Figure 4 is a block diagram of a filtered range-doppler two-dimensional signal region.
Fig. 5 is a detailed explanation of the "issued parameter weighting method" operation mode.
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of position information updating of the inter-circle accumulation clutter units.
FIG. 7 is a graph showing the results of an error analysis of the distance fitting equation.
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of distance dimensional object merging.
FIG. 9 is a time-frequency result two-dimensional graph under simulation.
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A constant false alarm detection method based on FPGA and capable of realizing ship-borne radar comprises the following specific steps:
step 1, transmitting a waveform signal by a ship-based navigation radar. In a further embodiment, the transmitted waveform is a near-range simple pulse waveform (for blind compensation), a far-range modulation signal waveform (for detection), and the boundary range of the near range and the far range is [ R ] -0.5km to [ R ] km, wherein [ ] is a rounding-down operation, and R represents the theoretical waveform power coverage range. . The value of R is obtained from the radar equation:
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in the formula, PtTo transmit peak power, GtFor transmitting antenna gain, GrFor receiving antenna gain, λ is operating wavelength, Prminσ is the equivalent radar scattering cross-sectional area of the target for the signal power received by the antenna.
In other embodiments, as shown in fig. 1, the farthest coverage distance of the far range is calculated according to the radar equation, where 3km is the boundary between the far range and the near range. The pulse width of the short range simple pulse is designed to be tsshortThe pulse repetition period of the simple pulse is set to prtshortWherein
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The length of the blind area is within the distance which can not be observed by the radar; the pulse width of the far-range modulation pulse is set to tslongThe pulse repetition period of the modulated pulse is prtlong。prtshortLong signal truncated pre-tslongData of individual length is used for near-distance blind-fill, prtlongMiddle cut tslong~prtlongIs used for remote detection.
Step 2, performing pulse compression on the echo signals of the waveform signals in the step 1, rearranging the data in each coherent processing interval according to slow time, and then respectively entering a zero-speed filter and a non-zero-speed filter for filtering;
the data rearrangement structure is shown in fig. 2.
In a further embodiment, if the antenna beam width is θ, the pulse repetition frequency of the radar is denoted as prf, and the antenna azimuth scanning angle is ωαThe target elevation angle is thetaeNumber of pulses that can be accumulated by the antenna sweeping across the target
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N is the number of pulses accumulated in one CPI (coherent processing interval).
And the rearranged data respectively enters a zero-speed filter and a non-zero-speed filter for filtering. The method specifically comprises the following steps: n data on each range gate
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Order filtering in which [ ·]Is a rounding-down operation, wherein
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The order filter comprises 1 zero-speed filter and
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and N is the number of pulses accumulated in a coherent processing interval.
And 3, performing modular operation on the signals passing through the zero-speed filter and the non-zero-speed filter, and dividing the data after the modular operation into three parts, namely a far-range signal, a near-range non-zero channel signal and a near-range zero channel signal, by combining the graph shown in FIG. 4, and weighting the three parts of data after the modular operation. The positions of the far-range signal, the near-range non-zero channel signal and the near-range zero channel data and the Doppler channel number are inconsistent, so that the clutter is inconsistent. The near-range clutter power is higher, and the far-range small target is difficult to be found. Therefore, the three parts of data need to be weighted according to the integral signal amplitude, and the purposes of amplifying the long-distance weak target and suppressing the short-distance strong clutter are achieved.
In a further embodiment, a specific method for weighting the data of the far-range signal, the near-range non-zero channel signal and the near-range zero channel after the modulo operation is performed is as follows:
and respectively solving a power average value for the three parts of signals after filtering, respectively comparing the power average value with a set threshold value, reducing the data after modulus solving by adjusting the weighted value issued by the display control to the part of signals with the power average value larger than the threshold value, and amplifying the data after modulus solving by adjusting the weighted value issued by the display control to the part of signals with the power average value smaller than the threshold value.
In a further embodiment, referring to fig. 5, the step of amplifying/reducing the modulo data by lowering the weighting value of the Zbit issued by the display control specifically includes: the display control sends Z bit data and the modulo N bit data to the multiplier for multiplication, and M-N + M-1 bits of the output result of the multiplier are intercepted, wherein Z is an integer, M is an integer fixed value, and M is greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to Z. The data in the Zbit sent by the display control is equivalent to the effect that the high Z-M bit of the data plays an amplifying role on the signal and the low M bit plays a reducing role on the signal. For example, if the data transmitted by the display control is 16 bits, the 16-bit data value is 184, and if M is 4, it is equivalent to multiplying the signal by 11.5.
Step 4, with reference to fig. 3, performing unit average constant false alarm detection on the weighted far-range signal and the weighted near-range non-zero channel signal; and performing clutter map detection and updating on the weighted near-range zero channel data.
When the radar works, clutter echo amplitudes of the surrounding environment are sequentially stored according to a distance and direction two-dimensional plane. Considering that the platform on which the radar is located is moving, and the scanning period of the antenna is usually in seconds, the clutter units will shift in corresponding azimuth and distance during different scanning periods. Therefore, compensation for the orientation and distance of the clutter units is needed in the process of creating and updating the clutter map.
If the sampling rate of the pulse compressed signal is fsThe distance resolution after sampling is
Figure BDA0001633150830000044
(c is the speed of light). If the azimuth number before the target update is theta0The distance of the target from the radar is r0That is, the position information of the clutter units in the previous scanning cycle is (r)00)。
If the clutter level accumulated in the history circle is
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The update of the cluttered cell may be accomplished using the following equation:
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in the formula, beta is a forgetting factor, the value of beta is more than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to 1, and the value represents the update speed of the clutter map. The larger the value is, the faster the clutter map iteration is, and the clutter background stability becomes worse. k represents the number of accumulated turns and,
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the resulting clutter level is accumulated for the current number of turns,
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the real-time clutter level is the current number of turns,
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clutter level accumulated for the history ring, (r)11) And position information of the clutter units of the current scanning circle number.
As shown in connection with FIG. 6, the new position coordinate is noted as (r)11) Then there is a corresponding relationship between the new and old coordinates as follows
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Wherein v is the moving speed of the ship, and t is the scanning period of the antenna.
In a further embodiment, in the updating process, a formula r 'is utilized'0=r1+vtcosθ1And linear fitting is carried out on the distance formula (1), so that the FPGA resource is saved, and meanwhile, coordinate iteration is effectively completed.
For example, typical ship speeds are around 18 knots, i.e., 9.26 m/s. The distance traveled by the ship between adjacent scan intervals was 23.15m in a 24RPM background. Assuming that the data sample rate is calculated at 25M, the range resolution is 6M, and a range of 23.15M spans 3 range gates.
The error analysis was performed on the linearly fitted formula, and the results are shown in fig. 7. The ship speed is 18 knots, and on the premise that the antenna rotating speed is 24RPM, the distance number difference between the fitted formula and the actual formula is smaller than 1 from a target beyond 48m of the ship, and the fitted formula effectively completes the iteration function.
In the formula (2), the clutter unit azimuth number of the short-distance tangential motion relative to the ship is changed obviously, and the method is not suitable for fitting by using an approximation method. The azimuth resolution in this embodiment is designed to be 1 °, and the arctan operation can be implemented by using a ROM table lookup method, and only 360 corresponding relationships need to be established. Multiplication and division and sine and cosine functions are realized by using a cordic IP core, 48bit width is supported at most, and theoretical calculation values are approached to the maximum extent.
Storing the data of the previous scanning circle number into DDR3(Double Date Rate3SDRAM), according to r1And r0、θ1And theta0Can be in a ground-to-ground correspondence in such a correspondenceAnd addressing the address to update the clutter map.
And 5, performing point trace aggregation on the near-range zero-channel signal subjected to clutter map detection, and the far-range signal and the near-range non-zero-channel signal subjected to unit average constant false alarm detection, wherein the point trace aggregation is cancelled at the data splicing position of the far-range signal and the near-range signal, so as to obtain a combined target. And 4, splicing the near-range zero-speed channel data passing through a clutter map CFAR (clutter map constant false alarm detection), the near-range non-zero-speed channel data passing through a CA-CFAR (cell average constant false alarm detection) and the far-range data passing through the CA-CFAR (cell average constant false alarm detection) according to a distance and speed relationship, performing point trace aggregation on the spliced result, and canceling the point trace aggregation on a distance dimension critical position in consideration of the influence of data weighting. Through the condensation, the target detection precision can be improved.
In some embodiments, referring to fig. 8, fig. 8 is a time-frequency two-dimensional graph after CFAR, where the abscissa is a distance unit and the ordinate is a doppler unit. The doppler dimensional data is first merged where gray and black are points that are thresholded after CFAR and white are points that are not thresholded.
Determining distance dimension threshold, linear frequency modulation signal bandwidth 10M, so the main lobe width after pulse pressure is 0.1us, adding Hamming window, broadening waveform after pulse pressure to about 1.8 times (-6dB), i.e. about 0.18us, corresponding distance units are about 5 when sampling rate is 25MHz, selecting thdis=5。
And sequentially processing the points which pass through the threshold in each Doppler dimension according to the sequence from small to large of the distance units during combination. Let p (t1, f1) be the point of the first threshold crossing (t1 is the distance unit number, f1 is the Doppler channel number), calculate the distance unit difference Δ t between p (t1, f1) and the point of the next threshold crossing (p (t2, f2)) in the Doppler channel as abs (t1-t2), if Δ t ≦ thdisThen, the point p (t1, f1) and the point p (t2, f2) are considered to be the same target, and then the point with larger amplitude and the following points in p (t1, f1) and p (t2, f2) are selected for merging processing. If Δ t>thdisThen p (t1, f1) and p (t2, f2) are not considered to be the same target. Then p (t2, f2) is the point of a new target.
For ship-borne radarIn other words, due to the inconsistency of the transmission waveforms, the data of different signal processing flows performed on different ranges is merged with two different targets when being spliced, so that the head and the tail th of each signal section should be combineddisThe dots are un-merged.
When the distance dimension combination is carried out by the method, in order to prevent one target from being excessively widened on the distance dimension and being judged as two targets by mistake, the solution is to judge whether the target is a local extreme point (whether the amplitude is larger than the amplitude values of two adjacent distance unit points or not) and judge the target as a target point, otherwise, the target point is not the local extreme point and the target point is discarded.
The invention is further illustrated below with reference to example 1.
Example 1
In practical engineering, the transmit waveform parameters are as follows: the short-range simple pulse time width is 100ns, the pulse repetition period is 25us, the intermediate frequency is 90M, the bandwidth is 10M, and the design power coverage range is within 3 km; the time width of a linear frequency modulation signal is 20us, the pulse repetition period is 120us, the intermediate frequency is 77.5M, the bandwidth is 10M, the power coverage range is designed to be 3 km-15 km, and Gaussian white noise (the power reference of the signal is set to be 0dbw) of-30 dB relative to the signal is added to data after the slow time dimension filtering. The near-range zero-velocity target is designed to be 1500m (250 range gates), the far-range non-zero-velocity target is designed to be 7500m (1250 range gates), and the Doppler frequency shift is analyzed at the 32 th speed gate on the premise that one CPI accumulates 256 prt.
According to the final result, the target can be effectively extracted by virtue of strong clutter suppression and trace aggregation, and the strong clutter is basically filtered out.

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1. A constant false alarm detection method for a ship-borne radar based on an FPGA is characterized by comprising the following specific steps:
step 1, a shipborne navigation radar transmits a waveform signal, the transmitted waveform is a near-range simple pulse waveform, a far-range modulation signal waveform, and the boundary range of the near range and the far range is [ R ] -0.5km to [ R ] km, wherein [ ] is a downward rounding operation, and R represents a theoretical waveform power coverage range;
step 2, performing pulse compression on the echo signals of the waveform signals in the step 1, rearranging the data in each coherent processing interval according to a slow time dimension, and then respectively entering a zero-speed filter and a non-zero-speed filter for filtering;
step 3, performing modular operation on the signals passing through the zero-speed filter and the non-zero-speed filter, wherein the data after the modular operation is divided into three parts, namely a far-range signal, a near-range non-zero channel signal and a near-range zero channel signal, and weighting the three parts of data after the modular operation;
step 4, carrying out unit average constant false alarm detection on the weighted far-range signal and the weighted near-range non-zero channel signal; performing clutter map detection and updating on the weighted near-range zero-channel signal;
and 5, performing point trace aggregation on the near-range zero-channel signal subjected to clutter map detection, the hybrid far-range signal subjected to unit average constant false alarm detection and the near-range non-zero-channel signal, wherein the point trace aggregation is cancelled at the data splicing position of the far-range signal and the near-range signal, so as to obtain a combined target.
2. The FPGA-based ship-borne radar constant false alarm detection method of claim 1, wherein the rearranged data in the step 2 are filtered by a zero-speed filter and a non-zero-speed filter, respectively, specifically: n data on each range gate
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Order filtering in which [ ·]Is a rounding-down operation, wherein
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The order filter comprises 1 zero-speed filter and
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and N is the number of pulses accumulated in a coherent processing interval.
3. The FPGA-based ship-borne radar constant false alarm detection method of claim 2, wherein the calculation formula of the number of pulses accumulated in each coherent processing interval is as follows:
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where θ is the antenna beam width, prf is the pulse repetition frequency of the radar, ωαFor antenna azimuth scanning angle, thetaeIs the target elevation.
4. The FPGA-based ship-borne radar constant false alarm detection method of claim 1, wherein the specific method for weighting the far-range signal, the near-range non-zero channel signal and the near-range zero channel signal after the modulo operation in the step 3 is as follows:
and respectively solving a power average value for the three parts of signals after filtering, respectively comparing the power average value with a set threshold value, reducing the data after modulus solving by adjusting the weighted value issued by the display control to the part of signals with the power average value larger than the threshold value, and amplifying the data after modulus solving by adjusting the weighted value issued by the display control to the part of signals with the power average value smaller than the threshold value.
5. The FPGA-based ship-borne radar constant false alarm detection method of claim 4, wherein the modulo data is amplified/reduced by increasing/decreasing a weight value issued by display control, and specifically: the display control sends Z bit data and the modulo P bit data to the multiplier for multiplication, and M-P + M-1 bits of the output result of the multiplier are intercepted, wherein Z is an integer, M is an integer fixed value, and M is greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to Z.
6. The FPGA-based ship-borne radar constant false alarm detection method of claim 1, wherein the clutter map detection is performed on the weighted near-range zero channel signal in the step 4, so as to realize the update of the clutter map under the motion platform, and the update formula is as follows:
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wherein beta is a forgetting factor, beta is more than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to 1, k represents the number of accumulated turns,
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the resulting clutter level is accumulated for the current number of turns,
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the real-time clutter level is the current number of turns,
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for the level of clutter accumulated for the history loop,
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for the currently accumulated clutter level, (r)11) Position information of clutter units for the current number of scan cycles, (r)00) For the position information of clutter units during the previous scan, θ0For the azimuth number before target update, r0For the distance between the target and the radar, the corresponding relation between the position information of the clutter unit of the current scanning circle number and the position information of the clutter unit in the previous circle scanning is as follows:
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wherein v is the moving speed of the ship, and t is the scanning period of the antenna.
7. The FPGA-based shipboard radar constant false alarm of claim 6The detection method is characterized in that clutter map detection is carried out on a near-range zero-channel signal, and a formula r is utilized in the clutter map updating process under a motion platform0=r1+vtcosθ1And fitting the distance between the new coordinate and the old coordinate, updating the angle unit of the new coordinate and the old coordinate by using a Read Only Memory (ROM) table look-up method, and finishing the fitting of the new coordinate and the old coordinate, wherein v is the moving speed of the ship and t is the scanning period of the antenna.
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