An adhesive layer bonds the base material and light-transmitting base material, suppressing phase deviation of 0.3° or less.
An integrated antenna package uses an interposer and cap to route RF signals efficiently.
Grooves at quarter-wavelength depths create destructive interference to suppress unnecessary waves and maintain directivity.
Low-density foam dielectrics reduce side-lobe interference while minimizing antenna weight.
Processing electronics identify spurious reflections from radar side lobes and reflection lobes to correct weather data displays.
Angled radar cover transmits waves while isolating the receiver from bumper reflections, preventing circuit saturation for accurate obstacle detection.
An antenna array device uses an integrated molding support to form stands directly on the substrate.
Segmented antenna housing with integrated sealing members creates a clearance fit that ensures IP55 waterproofing while resisting wind speeds up to 241 km/h.
Quarter-wavelength spacing forces energy broadside, minimizing diffraction spillover and radio frequency interference.
Segmented single polarity integrated circuits eliminate cross-polarization interference and thermal distribution issues in phased array antennas.
A radar cover uses an extension recess with angled intermediate surfaces to orient paint layers for varied visual recognition angles.