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Compensating For Point Response Degradation In A High Resolution FMCW Imaging Radar

This paper presents a brief case study which illustrates the role that internal reflections can play in degrading the point response, and hence effective range resolution, of a frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar, using a high-resolution multi-receiver 300 GHz radar as a test case. A compensation technique is presented which corrects for this effect by calibrating against a reference target, allowing for the bandwidth-limited range resolution to be restored.