Polarisation variation of linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system in space targets imaging

Abstract A bistatic inverse synthetic aperture radar (Bi‐ISAR) system is used to observe space targets through different viewing angles via a bistatic radar configuration. It is seen that the receiver of a linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system with a long baseline will encounter energy variation and high‐...

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Main Authors: Linsheng Bu, Junling Wang
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2021-06-01
Series:IET Radar, Sonar & Navigation
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/rsn2.12056
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description Abstract A bistatic inverse synthetic aperture radar (Bi‐ISAR) system is used to observe space targets through different viewing angles via a bistatic radar configuration. It is seen that the receiver of a linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system with a long baseline will encounter energy variation and high‐order phase deviation in ISAR imaging due to the polarisation variation of this system. Here, the authors quantitatively analyse the energy variation caused by polarisation mismatch in a linearly polarised Bi‐ISAR system by investigating the time‐varying bistatic angle and intrinsic variable polarisation effect of targets via the combination of observation geometry and computational electromagnetic. The high‐order phase deviation in long‐term coherent processing is also presented through the same strategy. The authors conducted simulations for a bistatic system, which is configured with different baseline vectors, to analyse the impact of polarisation variation of the linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system on the energy loss and high‐order phase terms.
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spelling doaj.art-880e7ffd1e8943f3b2a5ecf6b6a7be8f2022-12-22T01:44:23ZengWileyIET Radar, Sonar & Navigation1751-87841751-87922021-06-0115654756010.1049/rsn2.12056Polarisation variation of linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system in space targets imagingLinsheng Bu0Junling Wang1School of Information and Electronics Beijing Institution of Technology Beijing ChinaSchool of Information and Electronics Beijing Institution of Technology Beijing ChinaAbstract A bistatic inverse synthetic aperture radar (Bi‐ISAR) system is used to observe space targets through different viewing angles via a bistatic radar configuration. It is seen that the receiver of a linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system with a long baseline will encounter energy variation and high‐order phase deviation in ISAR imaging due to the polarisation variation of this system. Here, the authors quantitatively analyse the energy variation caused by polarisation mismatch in a linearly polarised Bi‐ISAR system by investigating the time‐varying bistatic angle and intrinsic variable polarisation effect of targets via the combination of observation geometry and computational electromagnetic. The high‐order phase deviation in long‐term coherent processing is also presented through the same strategy. The authors conducted simulations for a bistatic system, which is configured with different baseline vectors, to analyse the impact of polarisation variation of the linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system on the energy loss and high‐order phase terms.https://doi.org/10.1049/rsn2.12056
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Polarisation variation of linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system in space targets imaging
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title Polarisation variation of linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system in space targets imaging
title_full Polarisation variation of linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system in space targets imaging
title_fullStr Polarisation variation of linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system in space targets imaging
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title_short Polarisation variation of linear polarised Bi‐ISAR system in space targets imaging
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