Study of Translational Motion Compensation and Instantaneous Imaging of ISAR Maneuvering Target
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Abstract
Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar (ISAR) imaging of maneuvering target has received much attention in recent years.In the paper,we first discuss translational motion compensation (TMC),which is usually decomposed into two steps:envelope alignment and autofocus,and find that the existing envelope alignment algorithms are still effective for not too big maneuvering target whose migration through resolution cells (MTRC) does not take place,but the existing autofocus algorithms are not effective for maneuvering target in practice and in theory.According to coherent summation principle,we propose an iterative coherent summation autofocus (ICSA) algorithm,with PGA being a particular case of ICSA.Then we discuss maneuvering target imaging problem,in fact,which is an instantaneous spectrum estimation problem.Most existing algorithms are only effective when scatterers′ echoes are linear frequency modulation (LFM) signals.For the situation when scatterers′ time frequency distribution is not linear,we put forward an adaptive chirplet decomposition method to estimate instantaneous frequency and instantaneous complex amplitude of multi component polynomial phase signals,and propose a fast adaptive chirplet decomposition imaging (ACDI) algorithm by utilizing “Clean” technique.Real data processing proves that the proposed ICSA algorithm and ACDI algorithm are effective.
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