Radar sensor double-antenna structure
A radar sensor and dual-antenna technology, which is applied in the field of radar sensors, can solve problems such as large fluctuations in speed measurement, influence of installation angles, and poor acceleration response, and achieve the effects of improving instantaneous response, solving speed fluctuations, and improving instantaneous response
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[0040] like figure 2 As shown, in a high-speed motion environment, the horizontal angle of Antenna 1-3 should be as small as possible, and the angle θ should be based on the space of different structural shells and the installation conditions of the equipment used. 1 If it is 20-40 degrees, good performance will be obtained, and the angle should be increased as much as possible if the space permits; the horizontal angle θ of antenna 2 1 2 for θ 1 +5 degrees ~ θ 1 +15 degrees; when the above constraints are met, the lateral distance between the feeding points of the two antennas should be minimized, which is the best.
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[0042] like figure 2 As shown, in some installation methods with limited volume, it is necessary to further compress the overall casing of the speed measuring radar equipment, so it is necessary to use this method for antenna installation. At this time, the value of the horizontal angle θ1 of antenna one 3 is between 20 and 40 degrees; the horizontal angle θ of antenna two 1 2 Take the value at θ 1 +5 degrees ~ θ 1 Between +15 degrees, in the case of extremely limited space, the surface area of antenna two blocking antenna one shall not exceed 5mm in the direction perpendicular to the surface of antenna one.
[0043] The observed values of the two radars on the antenna one 3 and the antenna two 1 are respectively:
[0044] v 1 =vcosθ 1
[0045] v 2 - v cos ( ...
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