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Waveform diversity design for an MIMO SAR system based on an OFDM chirp

Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) synthetic aperture radar (SAR) waveform diversity design has drawn extensive attention since it has a great potential in remote sensing. Waveform designing becomes one of the most significant tasks in the MIMO SAR system. In this study, a novel scheme has been proposed to generate four waveforms using an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) chirp waveform. The four waveforms have good auto-correlation properties, ambiguity performance, and a good peak sidelobe ratio. This scheme makes full use of the bandwidth. The orthogonal waveform is demodulated by padding zeros and under sampling in the frequency domain. Simulation results are obtained to validate that more orthogonal waveforms can be produced by our proposal scheme with a comparative performance.