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When the rapid moving interference exists, especially in the presence of look direction mismatch, coherent local scattering and so on, the output performance of beamformer will degrade dramatically. To solve this problem, a novel robust adaptive null broadening beamforming method based on subspace projection is proposed. First, the proposed beamformer requires a priori information, that is, the spatial sector where the desired signal and interference may locate, so as to construct the signal-plus-noise covariance matrix (SPNCM) and interference-plus-noise covariance matrix (IPNCM). Then, the desired signal steering vector (SV) is calibrated twice. The desired signal SV is estimated from the SPNCM and subsequently calibrated by using the uncertainty set optimisation method. Next, we construct the null broadening projection matrix by tapering the interference subspace got from IPNCM. Finally, the sample covariance matrix is processed by projection technology and diagonal loading technology. The optimal weight vector is obtained by the new covariance matrix and calibrated desired signal SV. Simulation results show that the proposed method can form wide null in the incident direction of interference and prevent interference from moving out of the null when the rapid moving interference exists. The proposed method outperforms other existing methods.

Robust adaptive null broadening beamforming based on subspace projection