IJESD 2010 Vol.1(3): 234-237
doi: 10.7763/IJESD.2010.V1.45

Computer Analysis of RCS Characteristic of Rectangle Trihedral Corner Reflector

Chengfan Li , Jingyuan Yin1 , Junjuan Zhao are now with the School of Computer Engineering1,* , Guifang Zhang2 , Xinjian Shan are now with Institute of Geology2

  • 1Shanghai University, Shanghai, CO 200072 CHINA and the Shanghai Earthquake Administration, Shanghai, CO 201203 CHINA
  • 2China Earthquake Administration, Beijing, CO 100062 CHINA

* Corresponding author

Abstract

This Method of physical optics is used to simulate radar cross section characteristic of rectangle triangular trihedral corner reflectors. The reliability of RCS characteristic analysis for rectangle triangular trihedral corner is verified. The experiment and analysis shows that: the rectangle triangular trihedral corner reflector has higher peak values, the further it deviate from the 90°, the peak value dropped, the more obvious; the bottom surface area of rectangle trihedral corner reflector is 1m×1m, side surface area is 1m× 1.5m, elevation angle are 45° and 90°, the RCS value has reached maximum and the RCS curve present symmetrical distribution, and it is one of the most recognizable objects in SAR images.

Keywords

  • Rectangle trihedral corner reflector
  • Radar Cross Section (RCS)
  • physical optics
  • computer simulation
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Chengfan Li, Jingyuan Yin, Junjuan Zhao are now with the School of Computer Engineering, Guifang Zhang, and Xinjian Shan are now with Institute of Geology, "Computer Analysis of RCS Characteristic of Rectangle Trihedral Corner Reflector," International Journal of Environmental Science and Development, vol. 1, no. 3, pp. 234-237, 2010. https://doi.org/10.7763/IJESD.2010.V1.45

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