Various jamming techniques have been developed to prevent interferometric synthetic aperture radar from effective detection and observation. In this paper, a thorough analysis of the jamming effects on correlation and interferometric phase is provided. To derive the jamming result, a general signal model for the interference is first presented and the corresponding imaging results are produced through the range-Doppler algorithm. Then, the impacts of the interference on correlation are analyzed. The non-center located jammer decreases the correlation seriously due to the low correlation of the interference. However, the center located jammer clearly increases the correlation when the input jamming-to-signal ratio is large enough. Finally, the jammed interferometric phases for different jammer positions are discussed. It shows that the non-center located jammer results in large phase errors, while for the center located jammer, the interferometric phase approaches a constant. The effects of interference are demonstrated by simulated data based on the TerraSAR system.
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