A self-calibrating near-field imaging method and system based on a two-unit scanning interferometer
A scanning interference and near-field imaging technology, applied in radio wave measurement systems, instruments, radio wave reflection/re-radiation, etc., can solve problems such as phase errors that cannot be solved, and achieve fast imaging speed, simple operation, and computational complexity. low effect
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[0130] The two-unit scanning interferometer in this example uses the movement of the receiver placed on the carriage in both horizontal and vertical directions to generate different baselines on the carriage, and all the baselines form a lattice of rectangular grid distribution, which is equivalent to The effect of sampling on a T-shaped antenna array.
[0131] Next, the near-field target imaging experiment is carried out using the two-unit interferometer. Use the two-unit interferometer to detect the small sun (heater) with an observation distance of 5.5m in the dark room, use two receivers to perform complex correlation calculation on the sampled data received by the two antenna units, and obtain the corresponding The visibility function VF of the visibility function value of , the phase of VF corresponding to v=0 is as follows figure 2 shown. The brightness temperature image results reconstructed based on the visibility function VF, such as image 3 shown.
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