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A W-band interferometric real-beam scanning FMCW imaging radar
This paper presents an interferometric real-beam scanning FMCW imaging radar. As opposed to the more commonly discussed interferometric SAR radar system that requires a finite capture interval as well as traditionally long post-processing times, the proposed system is a real-time imaging system that generates a 10Hz real-beam radar image. The interferometric technique is proposed as a means to enhance the raw 2D-based image result by providing target height estimation from phase difference measurements, paving a foundation for a 3D volumetric sensor. The general concepts of the system will be discussed followed by details on the RF characteristics and performance. Lastly, the initial validation results of phase estimation measurements will be presented.