How to plot C-Scan Image

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college student
college student on 27 Jun 2021
Answered: bashar wannos on 9 Feb 2022
I have obtained data from experimental detection using VNA. The data consists of 10 rows, which each rows consists of 22 a-scan points. I have successfully created a-scan and b-scan plots, but I can't figure out how to make c-scan. I've tried to use surfc(matrix), but because the matrix used is matrix b-scan, then the result is like in the picture.
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college student
college student on 27 Jun 2021
a-scan basicly, scanning in x axes, where you get data from x axes and the signal received. B-Scan is set of A-scan data in x axes, where you get the signal received. C-Scan is set of B-Scan (x axes and Y axes), where you also get the signal received from full area.
Naila Nazir
Naila Nazir on 9 Oct 2021
Hi, How did you create B-scan, I am struggling with it.

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bashar wannos
bashar wannos on 9 Feb 2022
Hi, Could I ask you some help crreating A-Scan and B-Scan
I took S21 from VNA then applying Zero Padding and complex conjugate, and finally IDFT, but I havent obtain a parabolic in results.
Plz help me to solve this problem or if you dont mind send me the procedure you have done succesfully on my e-mail: bashar.wannos92@gmail.com

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