Abstract:To address the issues of insufficient real-time performance in traditional single-antenna frequency response masking (FRM) digital channelized reconnaissance receivers, as well as the mutual constraint between sensitivity and channel bandwidth, a multi-antenna-based FRM digital channelization structure was proposed. This structure distributed the channelization processing tasks of the single-antenna FRM structure across multiple antennas, significantly reducing system latency through parallel processing. Additionally, a signal strength-weighted Simple signal synthesis algorithm was introduced, which employed multi-antenna spatial diversity processing to enhance channel bandwidth while ensuring receiver sensitivity. This approach overcame the trade-off between sensitivity and bandwidth inherent in single-antenna systems, achieving a significant improvement in reception performance. Simulation results demonstrate that, with a total of 128 channels and an input signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) better than -17 dB, the proposed multi-antenna structure exhibits substantial advantages over the single-antenna structure in sensitivity and real-time performance.