Phase calibration of a radar system with crosstalk cancellation
A radar system and phase technology, applied in the field of radar sensors, which can solve problems such as the influence of calibration quality
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[0018] figure 1 A conventional FMCW radar sensor 1 is shown. In this example, separate transmit (TX) and receive (RX) antennas 5 and 6 respectively (bistatic or pseudo-monostatic radar configuration) are used. However, it should be noted that a single antenna could be used, so the receive and transmit antennas would be physically identical (monostatic radar configuration). The transmit antenna 5 (quasi) continuously radiates the RF signal s RF (t), RF signal s RF (t) Frequency modulation with, for example, a sawtooth signal. When the radiation signal s RF (t) When backscattered at an object T located within the field of view of the radar system, the backscattered RF signal y RF (t) is received by the receiving antenna 6 . Object T is often referred to as a "radar target". In a more general example, there may be several targets in the radar sensor's field of view. Further, an antenna array may be used instead of a single RX antenna. Similarly, an antenna array can be u...
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