The wavefront of Vortex electromagnetic wave (VEMW) is helical in the spatial distribution and different orbital angular momentum (OAM) modes l are orthogonal to each other, which effectively improve the imaging and detection capability of radar. The traditional echo signal ”stop and go” hypothesis will produce mismatch filtering and Doppler coupling time shift caused by the intrapulse Doppler term for high-speed targets. In addition, the azimuth of the target coupled with the OAM mode will also be blurred, resulting in deterioration of the imaging quality. For this problem, this paper analyzes the high-speed target imaging based on vortex electromagnetic waves to explore the factors that affect the imaging quality. Firstly, the imaging model for high-speed target is deduced and the echo signal expression is analyzed. On this basis, the phase term formed by the high-speed motion in the echo is analyzed. The simulation results show that the imaging quality is effectively improved after the error phase term obtained from the theoretical analysis is compensated. This work can provide suggestions for subsequent work on vortex imaging of high-speed targets.
With the wide application of UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) in social life, the threat to social public security is increasing, and UAV countermeasures technology has gradually become a research hotspot. Firstly, according to the working process, UAV countermeasures can be divided into three types: detection and early warning technology, signal interference technology and interception and strike technology, and their principles are expounded. Finally, the advantages and disadvantages of countermeasures technology are analyzed. The problems existing in UAV countermeasures are analyzed from three perspectives of integration, collaboration and innovation, and the future construction of countermeasures is prospected.
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