Phase spoiling for beam broadening

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Katia
Katia on 25 Feb 2020
Answered: Greg on 19 Aug 2024
Hello,
I'm struggling to model broadening of a URA pattern with phase spoiling techniques.
Are there any examples with beam shaping using Phased Array objects?
Thanks.

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Greg
Greg on 19 Aug 2024
While specific examples of phase spoiling might not be directly available, you can modify beamforming examples to include phase spoiling. This involves adjusting the phase of each element in the array to achieve the desired pattern broadening. Use functions like phased.URA and phased.PhaseShiftBeamformer to create and manipulate URAs (Uniform Rectangular Arrays) and apply phase shifts. If you need to implement phase spoiling specifically, you might need to manually adjust the phase of each element in the array. This can be done by modifying the steering vector or weights applied to the array elements.
This is a link to the URA documentation to explore further: Conventional and Adaptive Beamformers - MATLAB & Simulink (mathworks.com)

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