The application provides a non-destructive
size measurement method for underground targets by combining frequency coding and half-integer
phase control, and belongs to the field of non-destructive
size measurement of underground targets. The method solves the problem that the prior art cannot effectively overcome the near distance blind area and suppress the
frequency domain sidelobe. The method comprises the following steps: constructing an equal-interval
frequency grid; generating a transmission frequency sequence by using a step parameter coprime with the
total frequency point number for coding sorting; defining the effective transmission duration of each frequency point time slot, so that the near distance blind area range is determined by meeting the half-integer period condition; in each frequency point time slot, a linear sweep
signal is generated, and the cumulative phase of the
signal at the end of the time slot is controlled to meet the half-integer circle constraint; the
signal is transmitted in sequence, and the
echo signal is received synchronously; the complex
frequency response of each frequency point is extracted, and after
frequency domain coherent synthesis, the phase information is differentially approximated to obtain the group time
delay; and the target geometric size is calculated according to the medium propagation speed and the group time
delay. The method is used in the field of
pipe network detection.