Radar system having a synthetic aperture on the basis of rotatin

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Synthetic aperture radar

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G01S 1390

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050179225

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a radar system having a synthetic aperture on the basis of rotating antennae. In order to achieve real-time capacity with a high discrimination despite the high data flow, reference functions are determined by a geometry module and a circuit for dividing the strip illuminated by the antennae into a specific number of range intervals. As a result of the division of the overall analysis circuit into individual modules, a complete analysis of the incoming signals can take place despite the high data flow. By signals from additional kinematics sensors integrated into the tips of the rotor carrying the antennae, the reference functions are corrected for rotor movements which deviate from the ideal orbit.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4638315 (1987-01-01), Raven
patent: 4737788 (1988-04-01), Kennedy
ntz Archiv Bd., 9 (1987) H. 1-Article, "Ein SAR-Konzept auf der Basis rotierender Antennen (Rosar)", pp. 15-23, no translation.

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