Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Testing or calibrating of radar system
Patent
1993-06-29
1994-07-12
Hellner, Mark
Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g.,
Testing or calibrating of radar system
G01S 740
Patent
active
053292863
ABSTRACT:
A method for two dimensional imaging of a two or three dimensional target is disclosed. As shown, a radar transmitter transmits a beam on a beam axis originating at a position spaced from the target and a radar receiver receives return signals from the target. The stationary radar observes the precessing target whose normal to the two dimensional target plane (or whose axis through a three dimensional target) intersects the transmitted beam axis at a point, and forms a cone half angle with the beam axis. With the normal (or target axis) moving along a conical surface while precessing 2 Pi around the beam axis, signal returns from the target are processed to develop a two dimensional image of the target. The process is repeated at other cone half angles and a composite, reduced-sidelobe image generated by vectorial superposition of images at multiple cone half angles.
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Lammers Uve H. W.
Marr Richard A.
Garfinkle Irwin P.
Hellner Mark
Singer Donald J.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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