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High-speed spinning target imaging based on narrow-band radar networks

HU Xiao-wei1, TONG Ning-ning1, HE Xing-yu1, LEI Teng2, WANG Yu-chen1   

  1. (1. Air and Missile Defense College, Air Force Engineering University, Xi’an 710051, China;
    2. Unit 95899 of the PLA, Jiuquan 735018, China)
  • Online:2016-03-25 Published:2010-01-03

Abstract:

It is unable to get a distortionless image of high-speed spinning targets with single narrow-band radar. To solve this problem, an undistorted imaging method based on narrow-band radar networks is studied. Firstly, after establishing the echo model of spinning targets, the monostatic narrow-band radar imaging method is analyzed. Then two-dimensional image scaling methods for rotational symmetry and unsymmetrical targets are studied respectively, via registering the multi-images from different narrow-band radars. Finally, the undistorted target image is obtained by fusing the registered images from different narrow-band radars. By simulations, the validity of the proposed method is verified, and the robustness is also analyzed.

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