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Simulation of Automotive MIMO Radar
2020 International Symposium on Electronics and Telecommunications (ISETC), 2020This article is based on the development of an automotive radar MIMO simulator to show the advantage of using a larger number of transmit and receive antennas. A simulation result obtained for a relative complex scenario, concerning multiple vehicles running on highway, proves the performance of the simulator.
Tudoroniu Bogdan, Isar Dorina
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2019
This chapter gives some important current and future automotive applications that utilize the radar as a sensor. In automotive applications, the signal to be processed can be acquired by ultrasonic sensor, radar sensor, camera, LIDAR, GPS, and other engine control unit sensors.
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This chapter gives some important current and future automotive applications that utilize the radar as a sensor. In automotive applications, the signal to be processed can be acquired by ultrasonic sensor, radar sensor, camera, LIDAR, GPS, and other engine control unit sensors.
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Future Trends in Automotive Radar / Imaging Radar
28th European Microwave Conference, 1998, 1998There is a growing interest of car manufacturers in sensors monitoring the car's surrounding area in order to improve safety systems from mere crash survival to crash prediction or prevention by early detection of hazardous situations. Therefore radar sensors have been intensively investigated for many years.
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Recent Advancement in Automotive Radar Systems [Automotive Electronics]
IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, 2012Radar systems from Robert Bosch are used in adaptive cruise-control systems that detect objects hundreds of meters ahead of a vehicle. These systems are designed to allow a vehicle to pull out into a passing lane while maintaining the selected speed of the vehicle.
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Test systems for automotive radar
VTC2000-Spring. 2000 IEEE 51st Vehicular Technology Conference Proceedings (Cat. No.00CH37026), 2002We discuss the test requirement and solutions for 76 GHz automotive radar modules. We give an overview of automotive radar systems currently in development and discuss in detail the application of these radars in adaptive cruise control (ACC) systems.
R. Abou-Jaoude, M. Grace
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Automotive radar - status and perspectives
IEEE Compound Semiconductor Integrated Circuit Symposium, 2005. CSIC '05., 2005After introduction of the first radar based autonomous cruise control (ACC) system in the Mercedes S-class in 1999, ACC is meanwhile available from many OEMs in high and mid class models. Beside ACC for improved driver comfort, increasingly safety applications are addressed using long range radar (LRR) technology at 77 GHz, 24 GHz ultra-wide band (UWB)
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SiGe Circuits for Automotive Radar
2007 Topical Meeting on Silicon Monolithic Integrated Circuits in RF Systems, 2007This paper presents circuits in SiGe bipolar technology for automotive radar applications at 77 GHz. They cover the transmit and receive path of typical radar sensors and include a voltage-controlled oscillator with integrated power amplifier and frequency divider, an active mixer and a low-noise ...
Herbert Knapp +6 more
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Automotive radar: A brief review
Proceedings of the IEEE, 1974This paper surveys the field of automotive radar and represents an expansion of a previous paper, "Automotive Radar-Problems and Promises" [1]. Both the roadside environment in which the car and driver operate and on-board physical environments in which the electronics must function are treated.
D.M. Grimes, T.O. Jones
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Vibrations in automotive radar systems
2016 IEEE MTT-S International Conference on Microwaves for Intelligent Mobility (ICMIM), 2016In the automotive advanced driver assistance systems market there is an increasing trend towards hidden installation of radar sensors. This rises new challenges concerning the sensor's mounting position, fixture and cover. In this paper several types of vibration, which can occur in an automotive environment are classified and their influence on the ...
Marlene Harter, Jurgen Hildebrandt
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Automotive Radars: System-Level Considerations
2012Design and implementation of radar transceivers require comprehensive understanding of system-level considerations and relevant spectral restrictions. This chapter presents an overview of the various spectra allocated for automotive radar sensors by regulatory agencies worldwide.
Vipul Jain, Payam Heydari
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