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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 28, 2020
Filed:
Jan. 11, 2018
Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, CN;
Yu Wang, Beijing, CN;
Heng Zhang, Beijing, CN;
Yunkai Deng, Beijing, CN;
Jiangwen Tang, Beijing, CN;
Jili Wang, Beijing, CN;
Ning Li, Beijing, CN;
Chunhui Zhou, Beijing, CN;
INST. OF ELECTRONICS, CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, Beijing, CN;
Abstract
Range-compressed data are determined by range-compressing echo data, and are set as first data to be decomposed by first decomposition. Starting from n=1, iteration is performed as follows. nth data to be decomposed are up-sampled. nth decomposition is performed on the up-sampled data. Dependency on slant ranges between a reference point and sub-apertures before and after synthesis is determined. nth azimuth-synthesized data are acquired by performing, according to the dependency on the slant ranges, nth azimuth synthesis on data acquired by the nth decomposition. The nth azimuth-synthesized data are set as (n+1)th data to be decomposed by (n+1)th decomposition. The n is increased by 1. A next iteration is performed until the n reaches a positive integer N greater than 1. A focused image is acquired by performing azimuth focusing on the Nth azimuth-synthesized data by BP.