Laser radar and millimeter wave radar combined calibration method
A millimeter-wave radar and lidar technology, applied in radio wave measurement systems, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as being unsuitable for large-scale deployment or mass production, unstable in effect, and reducing calibration efficiency.
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[0021] In this example, if Figure 1-3 As shown, the laser radar 4 and the millimeter-wave radar 5 are fixedly installed at predetermined positions of the electric vehicle, and the relative position between them is fixed, and a corner reflector 1 that can move vertically in space is installed within the sensing range of the millimeter-wave radar 5 , the photosensitive unit 2 for receiving the infrared light 6 emitted by the laser radar 5 is installed at the apex of the corner reflector 1 .
[0022] Among them, the corner reflector 1 can form a strong reflection point within the sensing range of the 24GHz or 77GHz millimeter-wave radar. The corner reflector specification needs to be greater than 0db and less than 20db, and it is best to use a 10db corner reflector. The photosensitive unit 2 can receive the infrared light 6 emitted by the laser radar 4 , such as 905nm or 1550nm. The photosensitive unit may be a point photosensitive unit, a column photosensitive unit or a surfac...
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