Method for Determining the Number of Propellers in an Aircraft from a Radar Image Obtained by Inverse Synthesis of the Antenna Aperture

The inverse antenna aperture synthesis technology used to construct a radar image of an aircraft’s propellers has shown high efficiency. The radar image allows to visualize the blades of the rotors included in the functional group (traction rotors of an aircraft, rotors of a twin-rotor helicopter, rot...

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Main Authors: S. R. Heister, V. V. Kirychenka
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Language:Russian
Published: Educational institution «Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics» 2024-10-01
Series:Doklady Belorusskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta informatiki i radioèlektroniki
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Online Access:https://doklady.bsuir.by/jour/article/view/3981
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description The inverse antenna aperture synthesis technology used to construct a radar image of an aircraft’s propellers has shown high efficiency. The radar image allows to visualize the blades of the rotors included in the functional group (traction rotors of an aircraft, rotors of a twin-rotor helicopter, rotors of a multicopter). In the case of a single rotor in an aircraft (an airplane’s tractor rotor, a single-rotor helicopter’s main rotor), the radar image is simple and clearly perceptible. In the case of several propellers belonging to the same functional group, the ana ysis of the radar image becomes significantly more complicated. This is due to the random relative position of the blades of different propellers at the moment the image begins to be constructed, as well as the possible random coincidence of the spatial position of the blades belonging to different propellers. In this regard, determining the number of propellers in an aircraft is a new urgent task, the solution of which allows us to obtain additional information for recognition. The method under consideration for determining the number of propellers is based on the most common design features – the blades in the propeller follow at the same angular interval, in the propellers of the functional group the number of blades is the same.
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spelling doaj-art-6bb2c4e935344d2abcf0aa331d8622412025-08-20T03:38:35ZrusEducational institution «Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics»Doklady Belorusskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta informatiki i radioèlektroniki1729-76482024-10-01225536110.35596/1729-7648-2024-22-5-53-612022Method for Determining the Number of Propellers in an Aircraft from a Radar Image Obtained by Inverse Synthesis of the Antenna ApertureS. R. Heister0V. V. Kirychenka1SC “ALEVKURP”SC “ALEVKURP”The inverse antenna aperture synthesis technology used to construct a radar image of an aircraft’s propellers has shown high efficiency. The radar image allows to visualize the blades of the rotors included in the functional group (traction rotors of an aircraft, rotors of a twin-rotor helicopter, rotors of a multicopter). In the case of a single rotor in an aircraft (an airplane’s tractor rotor, a single-rotor helicopter’s main rotor), the radar image is simple and clearly perceptible. In the case of several propellers belonging to the same functional group, the ana ysis of the radar image becomes significantly more complicated. This is due to the random relative position of the blades of different propellers at the moment the image begins to be constructed, as well as the possible random coincidence of the spatial position of the blades belonging to different propellers. In this regard, determining the number of propellers in an aircraft is a new urgent task, the solution of which allows us to obtain additional information for recognition. The method under consideration for determining the number of propellers is based on the most common design features – the blades in the propeller follow at the same angular interval, in the propellers of the functional group the number of blades is the same.https://doklady.bsuir.by/jour/article/view/3981radar imageinverse antenna aperture synthesisaircraft propellers
spellingShingle S. R. Heister
V. V. Kirychenka
Method for Determining the Number of Propellers in an Aircraft from a Radar Image Obtained by Inverse Synthesis of the Antenna Aperture
Doklady Belorusskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta informatiki i radioèlektroniki
radar image
inverse antenna aperture synthesis
aircraft propellers
title Method for Determining the Number of Propellers in an Aircraft from a Radar Image Obtained by Inverse Synthesis of the Antenna Aperture
title_full Method for Determining the Number of Propellers in an Aircraft from a Radar Image Obtained by Inverse Synthesis of the Antenna Aperture
title_fullStr Method for Determining the Number of Propellers in an Aircraft from a Radar Image Obtained by Inverse Synthesis of the Antenna Aperture
title_full_unstemmed Method for Determining the Number of Propellers in an Aircraft from a Radar Image Obtained by Inverse Synthesis of the Antenna Aperture
title_short Method for Determining the Number of Propellers in an Aircraft from a Radar Image Obtained by Inverse Synthesis of the Antenna Aperture
title_sort method for determining the number of propellers in an aircraft from a radar image obtained by inverse synthesis of the antenna aperture
topic radar image
inverse antenna aperture synthesis
aircraft propellers
url https://doklady.bsuir.by/jour/article/view/3981
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