Principles of Synthetic Array (Aperture) Radar
In this chapter, the authors examine the SAR principles more closely and become acquainted with the basic digital processing techniques. The authors see (1) how the equivalent of a long array antenna may be synthesized from returns gathered over a period of several seconds by a comparatively small real antenna, (2) how the array may be focused, (3) what determines the angular resolution of such an array, and (4) how the computing load can be reduced by processing the returns with doppler filtering techniques.
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