Aleksoff C C
Environmental Research Institute of Michigan, PO Box 618, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48107, USA.
Opt Lett. 1977 Aug 1;1(2):54-5. doi: 10.1364/ol.1.000054.
It is shown, theoretically and experimentally, that a rotating object can be two-dimensionally imaged by illuminating the object with a sinusoidal interference pattern and then using the temporal modulation of the scattered light as the signal for building up a synthetic aperture. The image is formed in the Fourier-transform plane of the synthetic aperture.
理论和实验均表明，通过用正弦干涉图样照射旋转物体，然后利用散射光的时间调制作为信号来构建合成孔径，可以对旋转物体进行二维成像。图像在合成孔径的傅里叶变换平面中形成。
