The airborne sar moving target detection based on fractional fourier transform

Sun Hongbo; Gu Hong; Su Weimin; Liu Guosui

Volume 24 Issue 8

Aug. 2002

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Sun Hongbo, Gu Hong, Su Weimin, Liu Guosui. The airborne sar moving target detection based on fractional fourier transform[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2002, 24(8): 1060-1065.

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Sun Hongbo, Gu Hong, Su Weimin, Liu Guosui. The airborne sar moving target detection based on fractional fourier transform[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2002, 24(8): 1060-1065.

Sun Hongbo, Gu Hong, Su Weimin, Liu Guosui. The airborne sar moving target detection based on fractional fourier transform[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2002, 24(8): 1060-1065.

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The airborne sar moving target detection based on fractional fourier transform

Received Date: 2001-04-09
Rev Recd Date: 2001-08-27
Publish Date: 2002-08-19

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In this paper, the signal model of airborne SAR moving target echo is constructed firstly, which is a chirp signal naturally. According to this feature, a new technique of SAR moving target detection based on fractional Fourier transform is proposed. The effects of coupling in time-frequency domain on signal detection are eliminated. Compare with the bilinear time-frequency distribution algorithms, the fractional Fourier transform is a linear operator, and it will not affected by the intercross terms when multiple moving targets exist. The simulation results validate the effectiveness of this technique.

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