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A Multi-View Low-Latency Direction-Sensing for Low-Altitude Network via a Multi-Armed Array
Due to the directional antenna pattern, the received signal power decreases when the target deviates from the array boresight, degrading direction-sensing accuracy. Although rotatable arrays can alleviate this problem, repeated array rotations will induce an incremental long sensing latency. To brea
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