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Figure 1. Antenna arrays of the three-channel three-dimensional positioning of a single target
Figure 2. Schematic of the flat surface localization of a single target.
Figure 3. Line graph of the detection range of the inverted T-shaped antenna array changing along effective digits
Figure 4. Line graph of the detection range of the L-shaped antenna array changing along effective digits

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