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Xinyi Nie^1,2, Chuan Lin¹, Yang Meng³

¹School of Electrical Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu 611756, China.

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A new millimeter-wave imaging algorithm improves personnel screening accuracy by using a rigorous physical model and the method of stationary phase (MSP). This advanced algorithm enhances target focusing and computational efficiency for security applications.

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Fourier transform technique concealed weapon detection method of stationary phase microwave imaging national security

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Area of Science:

Electromagnetic theory
Wave propagation
Signal processing

Background:

Millimeter-wave (MMW) imaging is crucial for personnel screening.
Existing algorithms face limitations in accuracy and efficiency for monostatic systems.
Accurate modeling of wave propagation, including dual path loss, is essential.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an efficient and accurate MMW imaging algorithm for close-range monostatic personnel screening.
To address limitations of classical algorithms by employing a more rigorous physical model.
To improve focusing capabilities for multiple targets at varying ranges.

Main Methods:

Development of a rigorous physical model for monostatic MMW systems.
Modeling incident and scattered waves as spherical waves with accurate amplitude terms.
Derivation of the algorithm using the method of stationary phase (MSP) to handle complex mathematical models.
Validation through numerical simulations, laboratory experiments, and FEKO-generated full-wave data.

Main Results:

The proposed algorithm demonstrates superior focusing compared to classical methods.
Significant improvements in computational efficiency and accuracy were observed.
Validation with real-world data from a laboratory prototype confirmed the algorithm's effectiveness.
The algorithm successfully handles dual path propagation loss in monostatic systems.

Conclusions:

The developed MMW imaging algorithm offers enhanced performance for personnel screening.
The MSP-based approach provides a more accurate and efficient solution than traditional methods.
The algorithm's validity is confirmed through comprehensive simulations and experimental data.