NASA NTRS · 19840014348
Real-time synthetic aperture radar processing
Abstract
Real-time acousto-optic SAR processors are described and experimentally demonstrated. SAR imaging is performed in one of the architectures by applying the signal to an acousto-optic device and correlating it with chirp signals recorded on an optical transparency by time integration on a CCD detector. In a different implementation, the imaging is preformed by interfering the light beams diffracted from two separate acousto-optic devices, one modulated the radar signal and the second by the reference chirp waveform.
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Psaltis, D., Haney, M., Wagner, K.. 1984-03-01. Real-time synthetic aperture radar processing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840014348
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