Creation of 2D-imaging system based on radio light using correlation-based reception

The problem of creating a system for constructing two-dimensional images in radio light based on correlation reception is considered, where radio light is understood as ultra-wideband noise-like microwave radiation. A mathematical model was developed, with the help of which images of radio light lamps were obtained, also the modeling results were used to create a real layout of the receiving system. Experiments were carried out with a prototype system for constructing two-dimensional images in radio light using correlation-based reception, with the help of which images of two radio light sources with a difference in radiation level of 12 dB were obtained.