Background medium iteratively-updated quantitative microwave imaging method based on multiplicative regularization
An iterative update, microwave imaging technology, applied in measurement devices, radio wave measurement systems, reflection/re-radiation of radio waves, etc., can solve the problem of difficult imaging of high dielectric constant scatterers
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[0067] In this example, the simulation data is used to verify the proposed microwave imaging method of iteratively updating the background medium. The structure of the scatterer in the simulation example is as follows: figure 1 shown. The size of the detection area is a cubic area with a side length of 2. The relative permittivity of the unknown scatterers in the detection area is 2.5, and the initial background of the detection area is air. The entire detection area is discretized into a 60×60 grid, and under the illumination of the incident field, the reconstruction effect of the image is as follows: figure 2 As shown, under normal circumstances, due to the small error of the imaginary part, it is generally ignored, and the real part image is the main one, and the image reconstruction effect without the regularization term image 3 compared to, figure 2 The reconstruction effect is very good, very similar to the original image, and the image 3 The effect is very poor,...
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[0069] In order to verify the imaging effect of the actual scatterer by the quantitative microwave imaging method based on multiplicative regularization and iterative update of the background medium designed in the present invention, this example 2 carried out inversion imaging on the actual scatterer material, and the structural device of the scatterer is as follows Figure 4 As shown, the background of the detection area is Teflon material with a relative permittivity of 2, and the unknown scatterer is a circular cylinder with a relative permittivity of 3. The scattered field data of the scatterer is obtained by the incident field irradiation. And perform image inversion and reconstruction. Figure 5 For the reconstruction effect of the method of the present invention, we can clearly see the position, size and dielectric constant of all substances in the detection area from the inverted image. It is further demonstrated that the proposed imaging method has high accuracy and ...
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