A Derivation of Identifiable Condition for Non-Uniform Linear Array DOA Estimation
Phase ambiguity happens in uniform linear arrays (ULAs) when the sensor distance is greater than $\lambda/2$. This problem in direction of arrival (DOA) estimation and can be solved by designing a proper sensor configuration. In this work, we derive the identifiable condition for ULA DOA estimation.
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