DIRECTION FINDING METHODS FOR RADIO EMISSION SOURCES IN A MULTI-CHANNEL SDR RECEIVER
Abstract
The methods of direction finding of radio emission sources used in a multichannel SDR receiver are
considered. To test the performance of the methods, DOA algorithms were implemented in the GNU radio and
Matlab environments.
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