Abstract
Compressed sensing (CS) theory can be applied to SAR imaging to achieve super-resolution images. To elaborate SAR imaging performance based on CS theory, this paper analyzes the characteristics of signal and discusses resolution from macroscopic and microcosmic aspects. And the factors which affect SAR super-resolution performance are discussed. On this basis, two important conclusions on the reconstruction performance are deduced, and they are verified through simulation and experiments.
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