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Signal-to-Noise (SNR) for SAR (2) Last modified by
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S N R image = P avg ⋅ ( n 2 ap ⋅ A 2 A ) ⋅ ρ r ⋅ σ 0 , r e f ⋅ ( f f ref ) n ⋅ f ⋅ a wa 8 π ⋅ c ⋅ v x ⋅ ( k ⋅ T ⋅ F N ) ⋅ ( L radar ⋅ L r ⋅ L a ) ⋅ [ R 3 ⋅ √ 1 − ( h R ) 2 10 α ⋅ R 10 ] S N R image = P avg ⋅ ( n ap 2 ⋅ A A 2 ) ⋅ ρ r ⋅ σ 0 , r e f ⋅ ( f f ref ) n ⋅ f ⋅ a wa 8 π ⋅ c ⋅ v x ⋅ ( k ⋅ T ⋅ F N ) ⋅ ( L radar ⋅ L r ⋅ L a ) ⋅ [ R 3 ⋅ 1 - ( h R ) 2 10 α ⋅ R 10 ]
( P avg ) Average power transmitted during the synthetic aperture data collection period ( P avg ) Average power transmitted during the synthetic aperture data collection period ( A A ) The physical area of the antenna aperture ( A A ) The physical area of the antenna aperture ( n ap ) The aperture efficieny of the antenna ( n ap ) The aperture efficieny of the antenna ( ρ r ) The slant-range resolution ( ρ r ) The slant-range resolution ( σ 0 , r e f ) Distributed target reflectivity (m^2/m^2) ( σ 0 , r e f ) Distributed target reflectivity (m^2/m^2) ( a wa ) Azimuth impulse response broadening factor ( a wa ) Azimuth impulse response broadening factor ( f ) Nominal frequency ( f ) Nominal frequency ( f ref ) Reference nominal frequency ( f ref ) Reference nominal frequency ( n ) RCS frequency dependence ( n ) RCS frequency dependence ( R ) The magnitude of the distance vector from radar to target ( R ) The magnitude of the distance vector from radar to target ( v x ) The platform velocity, horizontal and orthogonal to the target direction ( v x ) The platform velocity, horizontal and orthogonal to the target direction ( T ) Ambient temperature ( T ) Ambient temperature ( F N ) System noise factor for the receiver ( F N ) System noise factor for the receiver ( L radar ) Noise bandwidth at the antenna port ( L radar ) Noise bandwidth at the antenna port ( L r ) The reduction in SNR gain due to non-ideal range filtering ( L r ) The reduction in SNR gain due to non-ideal range filtering ( α ) The two-way atmospheric loss rate (dB/m) ( α ) The two-way atmospheric loss rate (dB/m) ( L a ) The reduction in SNR gain due to non-ideal azimuth filtering ( L a ) The reduction in SNR gain due to non-ideal azimuth filtering ( h ) The elevation of the radar relative to the target ( h ) The elevation of the radar relative to the target
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The Signal-to-Noise ratio for a Synthetic Aperture Radar calculator compute a factor that indicates the picture quality for a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) based on numerous antenna and target characteristics (see inputs).
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The Signal-to-Noise equation is a measure of how fine a picture is produced by a Synthetic Aperture Radar. A higher SNR means a finer picture (better quality). A lower SNR means a coarser picture (worse quality). For more information on this equation and its parameters, please see the Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Calculator .
^ Performance Limits for Synthetic Aperture Radar - Second Edition. Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM. Printed February 2006.
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