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On the resolution and contrast of microwave images using a complete first-order iterative algorithm

The quality of microwave images achievable using a complete first-order iterative algorithm has been described with reference to a complex biological target. The results indicate the possibility of attaining resolution in the level of one-tenth of the wavelength. The contrast is shown to be excellent in picturing the loss part, whereas it is rather poor for the real-part image.