# Method for Suppressing Non-Stationary Interference in the Main-Lobe Based on a Multi-Polarized Array

## TL;DR

A new method uses multi-polarized arrays to suppress interference without needing target parameters.

## Contribution

The method uses signal waveform and polarization information to suppress non-stationary interference without estimating target parameters.

## Key findings

- The method calculates steering vectors using matched filtering.
- It extracts high-energy frequency points for beamforming.
- Simulations show effective suppression of non-stationary interference.

## Abstract

To suppress non-stationary main-lobe interference, we utilized the waveform information of the transmitted signal and proposed an interference suppression method based on a multi-polarized array without the need for calculating the target parameters. This method calculates the steering vector of the target through matched filtering. Additionally, for non-stationary interference whose statistical characteristics change over time, we extract high-energy frequency points from the time–frequency joint domain to obtain the time–frequency covariance matrix for subsequent beamforming. Simulation experiments demonstrate that this method leverages the signal polarization information sensed by the multi-polarized array, effectively suppressing non-stationary main-lobe interference in the polarization domain. This method does not require estimation of the target’s polarization parameters and is more suitable for real-world detection scenarios where the waveform is known.