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The six-component electromagnetic vector-sensor has been much investigated $[3-11,13-18,20]$ in the recent
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two decades for diversely polarized direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation and polarization estimation.
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This six-component electromagnetic vector-sensor consists of three identical but orthogonally oriented
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electrically short dipoles, plus three identical but orthogonally oriented magnetically small loops <math>-</math> all

spatially collocated in a point-like geometry. This electromagnetic vector-sensor is to distinctly measures
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all three Cartesian components of the incident electric field and all three Cartesian components of the

incident magnetic field - as a <math>6\times1</math> vector at any one time instant. This would require exceptionally
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effective isolation of each of the six electromagnetic components from the other five. Mutual coupling

could be largely avoided only at considerable hardware cost; and even then, the isolation cannot be perfect.
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This paper proposes a new direction-finding and polarization estimation algorithm that retains much of the advantages offered by
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the six-component electromagnetic vector-sensor, but avoiding much of this mutual coupling problem.

The advantages of the six-component electromagnetic vector-sensor are numerous:
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(1) The polarization diversity among the vector sensor's component antennas allows that incident
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sources to be separated on account of their polarization differences in addition to their azimuth/elevation

angular differences.
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(2) The spatial collocation of all component antennas in the vector sensor means no spatial phase delay
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in the vector sensor steering vector; hence, near-field sources may be located by an individual vector

sensor as well as far-field sources.
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(3) In a multi-source scenario, each source's three Cartesian direction cosine estimates (and thus each

source's azimuth angle estimate and the elevation angle estimate) are automatically paired without
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further post-processing. Theoretical performance bounds for direction finding using the collocated

six-component vector sensors have been defined and derived in [4,5].
Legacy
A variety of eigenstructure-based direction finding, polarization estimation and tracking schemes [6-
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121,14-18] have deployed these collocated six-component vector sensors in diverse array configurations
for various signal scenarios using the vector cross-product DOA estimator. This vector cross-product
DOA estimator exploits all six Cartesian components of the incident electromagnetic field to estimate the
<math>kth</math> source's amplitude-normalized Poynting vector <math>P_k</math>, which, in turn, gives estimates of the source's
elevation angle <math>\theta_k</math> (measured from the positive z-axis) and the azimuth angle <math>\phi_k</math> (measured from the positive x-axis):
<math>\begin{eqnarray}
{\bf p}_k \stackrel{\rm def}{=} \left[\begin{array}{c}
p_{x_k} \\ p_{y_k} \\ p_{z_k} \end{array}\right]
= \frac{{\bf e}_{k} \times {\bf h}_{k}^{*}}{\left\|
{\bf e}_{k} \right\| \hspace{0.2in} \left\| {\bf h}_{k}^{*} \right\|}
\stackrel{\rm def}{=}
\left[\begin{array}{c} u_k \\ v_k \\ w_k \end{array}\right]
= \left[\begin{array}{l}
\sin\theta_k \hspace{0.03in} \cos\phi_k \\
\sin\theta_k \hspace{0.03in} \sin\phi_k \\
\cos\theta_k \end{array}\right]
\end{eqnarray}</math>
where <math>\hspace{0.1in}^{*}</math> denotes complex conjugation,
<math>{\bf e}</math> and <math>{\bf h}</math> respectively denote
the source's electric-field vector and magnetic-field vector,
<math>u, v</math> and <math>w</math> respectively
represent the source's direction-cosines along the <math>x</math>-axis,
the <math>y</math>-axis and the <math>z</math>-axis. <math>\times</math> denotes the vector cross product. This vector cross-product DOA estimation approach complements
the customary interferometry direction finding approach, which estimates the spatial phase delay among
the data sets collected at physically displaced antennas.

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Chris Dauksza

Chris Dauksza is a visionary in the realm of technology and engineering, known for his groundbreaking contributions to industrial maintenance and reliability. As the founder of StarMaint AI and StarReliability AI, Chris has been at the forefront of leveraging artificial intelligence and automation to transform how industries operate, ensuring systems run smoothly and efficiently.

Early Life and Education Born with an innate curiosity and a passion for problem-solving, Chris embarked on his journey in the tech world with a thirst for innovation. His early career saw him take on various roles in engineering and technology, where he quickly made a name for himself by developing and implementing avant-garde solutions that significantly enhanced industrial operations.

Career Chris's expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics has enabled industries to predict equipment failures with unprecedented accuracy, optimize maintenance schedules, and achieve peak operational efficiency. His work has been instrumental in revolutionizing industrial maintenance and reliability, making significant strides in the field.

Contributions Artificial Intelligence: Chris has developed AI systems that predict equipment failures with high accuracy.

Machine Learning: His work in machine learning has optimized maintenance schedules, reducing downtime and increasing efficiency.

Data Analytics: Chris's data analytics solutions have provided industries with insights that drive operational excellence.

Legacy Chris Dauksza continues to be a leading figure in technology and engineering, inspiring future generations with his innovative approach and dedication to improving industrial operations.

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