Proximity detection using calculated voltage standing wave ratio readings
A voltage standing wave ratio and proximity technology, applied in radio wave measurement systems, circuits, measurement devices, etc., can solve the problems of unsatisfactory sensor accuracy, increased manufacturing costs, and consumption of valuable space for user equipment.
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[0098] Example 1: A method for proximity detection of objects in the near-field region of the electromagnetic field of a millimeter-wave transmit antenna array (204; 304; 404) formed by a plurality of millimeter-wave antenna elements (205; 308; 408) , the method includes: generating (502; 602) forward signals transmitted by a plurality of antenna elements; generating beamforming weights by a controller (212; 312; 412); applying beamforming weights to the signal to generate a weighted forward signal; measuring (506; 604) the power of the weighted forward signal by at least one voltage standing wave ratio detector (210; 310; 410) coupled to the transmit antenna array; transmitting weighting the forward signal; measuring (506; 604) the power of the reflected signal by at least one VSWR detector; calculating (508; 508; 606) voltage standing wave ratio; detecting (510; 608) a change in voltage standing wave ratio by iteratively measuring the subsequent weighted forward signal, meas...
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[0099] Example 2: The method of Example 1, wherein the measurement of the power of the weighted forward signal is performed by a separate voltage standing wave ratio detector (310-1; 310-2; 310- n) proceed.
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[0100] Example 3: The method of any preceding example, wherein calculating the VSWR further comprises calculating, by at least one VSWR detector (210; 310; 410), a plurality of VSWRs on the plurality of antenna elements to Determine the proximity of objects.
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