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One-Bit SAR Imaging Based on Single-Frequency Thresholds

This paper addresses a novel SAR imaging scheme based on 1-bit sampling assisted with a single-frequency threshold. The 1-bit sampling approach is able to considerably reduce the quantization cost. However, when the sampling technique simplifies the SAR system by reducing the word length of each sample to only 1 bit, amplitude information of the SAR echo is lost and high-order harmonics are introduced, degrading the SAR imaging quality. The strategy of single-frequency threshold is able to linearly maintain the amplitude information and shifts the spectra of the harmonics away from the imaging component caused by the intermodulation. Hence, the imaging quality using 1-bit sampled data can be guaranteed. By selecting different SAR parameter groups according to a comprehensive consideration on spectrum aliasing, filter mismatching, and radio frequency interfering, a good tradeoff can be achieved between imaging quality and system simplification. Examples of ideal scatterers and a real measured scene are provided for quantitative analysis. Real measured RADARSAT-1 data are also imaged using the proposed scheme to validate its effectiveness.