A Material Classification Method Based on Passive Millimeter Wave Polarization Imaging
A classification method, millimeter-wave technology, applied in radio wave reflection/re-radiation, radio wave measurement systems, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of easy annihilation of metal targets, difficult detection and identification, etc., and achieve low power consumption and good robustness sexual effect
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[0047] Example: Aluminum plate and non-metallic material classification experiment on soil and cement ground
[0048] In this example, if figure 1 As shown in (a), three 1m×1m square aluminum plates, one circular aluminum plate with a diameter of 0.7m, and one 0.4m×0.7m long direction wooden board are placed on the soil and cement floor. The imaging area of the millimeter wave radiometer is within the dotted line frame, and the imaging distance is 30m. figure 1 (b) is a 94GH radiometer imaging system, which has a reflecting surface with a diameter of 0.3m, an angular resolution of 0.8°, and an integration time of 5ms. Such as figure 2 As shown in , the scene is scanned and imaged at an incident angle of 68°, all substances on the ground reflect the atmosphere, and the millimeter-wave thermal radiation of the atmosphere is non-polarized, so the scene belongs to a non-polarized illumination environment. image 3 The relative placement of the tested material is given, Fig...
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