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The effects of complicated motion error on synthetic aperture radar have been analysed. A precise frequency-division is proposed based on the precise angle-frequency relation. The proposed method completely compensates the residual aperture-variant motion and can be integrated into the traditional image formation algorithms directly. Both the simulated data and real airborne data have been applied to validate this method.
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