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With regard to problems in conventional synthetic aperture radar (SAR), such as imaging distortion, beam limitation and failure in acquiring three-dimensional (3-D) information, a downward-looking 3-D imaging method based on frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) and digital beamforming (DBF) technology for airborne SAR is presented in this study. Downward-looking 3-D SAR signal model is established first, followed by introduction of virtual antenna optimization factor and discussion of equivalent-phase-center compensation. Then, compensation method is provided according to reside video phase (RVP) and slope term for FMCW SAR. As multiple receiving antennas are applied to downward-looking 3-D imaging SAR, range cell migration correction (RCMC) turns to be more complex, and corrective measures are proposed. In addition, DBF technology is applied in realizing cross-track resolution. Finally, to validate the proposed method, magnitude of slice, peak sidelobe ratio (PSLR), integrated sidelobe ratio (ISLR) and two-dimensional (2-D) contour plot of impulse response function (IRF) of point target in three dimensions are demonstrated. Satisfactory performances are shown by simulation results.
With regard to problems in conventional synthetic aperture radar (SAR), such as imaging distortion, beam limitation and failure in acquiring three-dimensional (3-D) information, a downward-looking 3-D imaging method based on frequency modulated continuous wave FDMW) and digital beamforming (DBF) technology for airborne SAR are presented in this study. Downward-looking 3-D SAR signal model was established first, followed by introduction of virtual antenna optimization factor and discussion of equivalent-phase-center compensation. Then , compensation method is provided according to reside video phase (RVP) and slope term for FMCW SAR. As multiple receiving antennas are applied to downward-looking 3-D imaging SAR, range cell migration correction (RCMC) turns to be more complex, and Corrective measures are proposed. In addition, DBF technology is applied in realizing cross-track resolution. Finally, to validate the proposed method, magnitude of slice, peak sidelobe ratio (PSLR), integrated s The idelobe ratio (ISLR) and two-dimensional (2-D) contour plot of impulse response function (IRF) of point target in three dimensions are demonstrated. Satisfactory performances are shown by simulation results.