A Non-Cooperative Satellite-Earth Bistatic SAR Time-Frequency Synchronization Method
A satellite-ground dual-base, time-frequency synchronization technology, applied in radio wave reflection/re-radiation, using re-radiation, measurement devices, etc., can solve problems such as weak signal-to-noise ratio of direct wave signals and increased hardware complexity
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[0052] The present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the drawings.
[0053] The invention provides a time-frequency synchronization method for a non-cooperative one-station fixed satellite-to-ground bistatic SAR, which specifically includes the following steps:
[0054] Step 1. Point the main lobe of the antenna to the scene, receive the scene echo, and the side lobe to receive the direct wave signal from the satellite. When the satellite beam scans the scene, the receiver continuously collects and stores the data;
[0055] Such as figure 1 As shown, a ground-fixed coordinate system is established, in which the satellite moves at a speed V while transmitting signals to illuminate the scene area, T is any point in the scene, the coordinates are (x, y), and A is the antenna.
[0056] First, the signal received by the antenna is expressed as:
[0057] S r (t)=S d (t)+S echo (t)+w′(t) (1)
[0058] S d ( t ) = X n W d ( t ...
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