Stereoeffect of Armored Target with Passive Millimeter Wave Detection

Jian Li Feng; Xiao Min Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.667.358

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Stereoeffect of Armored Target with Passive Millimeter Wave Detection

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In the past, armored target was equivalent to a planar metal target when research its' radiation characteristics with passive millimeter wave detection. So, the stereoeffect was neglected. This paper derived the objective existence of armored target's stereoeffect, and established the armored target panel model. By defining the stereoeffect rate, and introducing the standard deviation, analyzed the impact factors of stereoeffect, and simulated the change trend of stereoeffect.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 667)

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Jian Li Feng*, Xiao Min Zhang

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Armored Target, Panel Model, Passive Millimeter Wave Detection, Stereoeffect

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