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FPGA (field programmable gate array) imaging system for ultra wideband microwave target detection

A technology of target detection and imaging system, applied in the field of FPGA imaging system, can solve the problems of inability to build a UWB target detection imaging system, time-consuming workload, and inability to complete quickness and other problems

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-08-01
TIANJIN UNIV
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But using an object-oriented language is time-consuming and labor-intensive
Unable to complete the quickness required for target detection, unable to build a UWB target detection imaging system
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[0025] The invention proposes an FPGA-based three-dimensional confocal imaging algorithm realization system for ultra-wideband target detection. The system design realizes logic synthesis, timing constraints, and board-level verification of FPGA hardware in the three-dimensional confocal imaging algorithm. The integrated control of the imaging input and output system is completed by using the built-in IP core resource of FPGA. The top-level control module and input and output ports are set up, and the process of FPGA data input and image output for ultra-wideband detection 3D imaging is completely realized.

[0026] The hardware part of the imaging system includes an embedded processor and its peripherals, as well as several self-defined peripheral FPGA hardware modules. The whole imaging system is composed of hardware and software. For the hardware design, the top-level module design is carried out in ISE, and the system will automatically call XPS to design the processor an...

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The invention relates to an FPGA (field programmable gate array) imaging system for ultra wideband microwave target detection, in particular to an FPGA imaging system for ultra wideband microwave target detection, which aims at completing the comprehensive control on an imaging input / output system. The FPGA imaging system is provided with a top control module and an input / output port, so as to completely realize the FPGA data input and image output process of the three-dimensional imaging by ultra wideband detection. The FPGA imaging system for ultra wideband microwave target detection adopts the technical scheme that the FPGA imaging system comprises a transmission antenna, a receiving antenna, a signal processing module, a time delay calculation module, a focusing module and an image reconstruction module, wherein the transmission antenna and the receiving antenna are arranged at fixed locations; the transmission antenna is used for sending an ultra wideband microwave signal, and the receiving antenna is used for receiving the ultra wideband microwave signal reflected by a tested tissue. The FPGA imaging system is mainly applied to the design and manufacturing of detection, imaging and medical treatment equipment.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to ultra-wideband, target detection, FPGA, and imaging systems. Specifically, it involves an FPGA imaging system for ultra-wideband microwave target detection. Background technique [0002] A number of research progresses have been made in the field of UWB (ultra-wideband) target detection in the world. UWB target detection is widely used. There are many advantages such as low cost of detection equipment, small equipment size, and no radiation damage to the human body. With the deepening of research on target detection methods, detection experiments have been gradually carried out, and how to image the detection results has become an urgent problem to be solved. The method commonly used by various research teams today is to use workstations to run imaging programs, and use object-oriented languages ​​such as MATLAB language, C language, C++ language, etc. to perform imaging operations on received signals. But using an object-or...

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IPC IPC(8): G01N22/00
CPCG01N22/00
Inventor 肖夏王梁李涛
Owner TIANJIN UNIV
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