Segmented Image Inversion Method for 3D Antenna Array Synthetic Aperture Radiometer
A three-dimensional antenna and comprehensive aperture technology, which is applied in the fields of microwave remote sensing, target detection and deep space detection, and can solve the problems of poor inversion accuracy and so on.
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[0089] Embodiment: a synthetic aperture radiometer system of a three-dimensional antenna array; in this embodiment, the antenna array is a three-dimensional T-shaped array. All its unit antennas are distributed in three-dimensional space, figure 2 shows a top view (i.e., a top-down orthographic projection) of the three-dimensional antenna array, image 3 A three-dimensional perspective view of the three-dimensional antenna array is shown. Each small circle in these two figures represents an element antenna.
[0090] The specific steps of the image inversion method are as follows:
[0091] (1) Calculate the three-dimensional spatial frequencies of all baselines according to the spatial position coordinates of the element antennas in the three-dimensional antenna array. According to the calculation formula u k =(x i -x j ) / λ, v k =(y i -y j ) / λ and w k =(z i -z j ) / λ can calculate the three-dimensional spatial frequency (u k ,v k ,z k ); where (x i ,y i ,z i )...
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