Cylindrical scanning microwave imaging method
A microwave imaging and cylindrical technology, which is applied in radio wave measurement systems, radio wave reflection/re-radiation, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of inability to long-distance imaging, slow imaging speed, and difficulty in practical use, and achieve better imaging results. , easy to obtain, good application prospects
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[0141] Embodiment 1: A cylindrical scanning microwave imaging method (see attached Figure 1-2 ), this method is based on the principle of lens imaging, combined with the electromagnetic field theory, according to the target signal received by the antenna array, through the amplitude and phase weighting of the unit signal, using an efficient parallel algorithm to obtain the image field distribution corresponding to the target, the specific algorithm is as follows:
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[0143] Where: j is the imaginary unit, e is Euler's constant, is the image field distribution, is the target signal received by the array unit, A mn is the amplitude weighting coefficient of the array unit, is the weighted value of the cylinder scan amplitude, is the focusing phase weighting coefficient, is the phase compensation coefficient for cylindrical scanning, is the scanning phase weighting coefficient, M is the number of array elements in the x direction, N is the number of array ele...
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[0197] Example 2: The effect verification test of this imaging method (the method of Example 1) for passive imaging
[0198] Test conditions: The working frequency is 30GHz, the antenna unit spacing is λ / 4 during scanning, the array scale is 66*66, one target is located in the normal direction of the array, the other two targets are deviated from the normal direction at a certain angle, and the scanning cylinder is centered on the target , the radius is 1m, and the imaging results are shown in the attached image 3 .
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[0199] Example 3: The effect verification test of the imaging method (the method of Example 1) for active holographic imaging
[0200] Test conditions: The operating frequency is 30GHz, the antenna unit spacing is λ / 4, the array size is 66*66, one target is located in the normal direction of the array, the other target is deviated from the normal direction by 30°, and the other two targets are deviated from the normal direction by a certain angle. , the scanning cylinder is centered on the target and the radius is 1m. The imaging results are shown in the appendix Figure 4 .
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