Monopulse radar 3-D imaging integrates ISAR, monopulse angle measurement and 3-D imaging processing to obtain the
3-D image which can reflect the real size of a target, which means any two of the three measurement parameters, namely
azimuth difference beam elevation difference beam and radial range, can be used to form 3-D image of 3-D object. The
basic principles of Monopulse radar 3-D imaging are briefly introduced, the effect of target carriage changes(including
yaw, pitch, roll and movement of target itself) on 3-D imaging and 3-D moving compensation based on the chirp rate μ
and Doppler frequency fd are analyzed, and the application of monopulse radar 3-D imaging to terminal guidance
radars is forecasted. The computer simulation results show that monopulse radar 3-D imaging has apparent advantages in
distinguishing a target from overside interference and precise assault on vital part of a target, and has great importance in
terminal guidance radars.
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