G01S7/023

Radar Interference Mitigation Using Signal Pattern Matching
20220404455 · 2022-12-22 ·

This document describes techniques, apparatuses, and systems for radar interference mitigation using signal pattern matching. Radar signals (e.g., chirps) received by a radar system may include interference from other nearby radar systems. The interference can result in reduced sensitivity of the radar system. The techniques, apparatuses, and systems described herein mitigate the interference by selecting an uncorrupted segment of the radar signal that neighbors a corrupted segment, analyzing the radar signal to identify a match segment that has similar signal characteristics to the neighbor segment, and replacing the corrupted segment with a segment that is adjacent to the match segment. In this manner, a noise floor of the radar system may be lowered, leading to increased sensitivity.

OVER-THE-AIR COORDINATION OF RADAR AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS ON A TERMINAL
20220407661 · 2022-12-22 ·

A method includes obtaining configuration information for a radio interface between an electronic device and a base station. The method includes determining uplink transmission information based on the obtained configuration information. The uplink transmission information includes: an indication of one or more types of uplink channels in a plurality of communication time slots (CTSs) of the radio interface; a transmission start time for each of the one or more types of uplink channels; and a transmission duration for each of the one or more types of uplink channels. The method includes, for one or more of the plurality of CTSs: determining, based on the transmission start time, whether the one or more CTSs on the radio interface is occupied; and in response to a determination that the one or more CTSs on the radio interface is not occupied, performing radar operations during a remainder of the transmission duration.

STRUCTURE-BASED ADAPTIVE RADAR PROCESSING FOR JOINT INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION AND SIGNAL ESTIMATION

The present application provides techniques for reducing noise in sensor-based systems, such as radar systems. In particular, techniques referred to background supplemental cancellation (BaSC) and background supplemental loading (BaSL) are disclosed and facilitate improved detection of moving targets in certain types of radar systems, such as radar systems based on Reiterative minimum-mean square error (RMMSE) estimation formulations. The BaSC technique may utilize a hard cancellation, where clutter cancellation is performed prior to estimation, while the BaSL technique may utilize a “soft” cancellation technique whereby clutter cancellation is performed jointly with estimation. The clutter cancellation provided via the BaSC and BaSL techniques improves the accuracy of the radar system with respect to performing target detection.

Device and method for processing radar signals

A radar device is disclosed including an input DMA module, at least one processing module, and an output DMA module. The input DMA module is arranged to access a memory and supply data from the memory to the at least one processing module, wherein each of the processing modules is arranged to be enabled or disabled. The at least one processing module that is enabled is arranged to process at least a portion of the data supplied by the input DMA module, and the output DMA module is arranged to store the data that are processed by the at least one processing module that is enabled in the memory. Also, a method for processing data by a radar device is provided.

INTERFERENCE MITIGATION IN AN FMCW RADAR SYSTEM
20220397638 · 2022-12-15 ·

Technologies are described herein that are configured to identity detections output by a frequency-modulated continuous-wave (FMCW) radar system that are caused by an interfering signal. The detections are detected as being caused by an interferer based upon numbers of detections assigned to bins in a velocity-direction histogram.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROCESSING RADAR SIGNAL

Provided are a system and method for processing a radar signal for deriving a Doppler frequency from a sampled digital input signal radiated by a frequency modulation continuous wave (FMCW) radar. The system includes a transmission module that repeatedly transmits a radar signal having a unique frequency variation and a pulse repetition interval, a variation module that varies the frequency variation or pulse repetition interval of the radar signal transmitted by the transmission module, an extraction module that, upon occurrence of interference between the radar signal having the varied frequency variation or pulse repetition interval and another radar signal, extracts an interference signal from the varied radar signal, and an adjustment module that adjusts the radar signal to reduce the extracted interference signal.

METHOD FOR LOW-INTERFERENCE OPERATION OF A PLURALITY OF RADAR SENSORS

A method for low-interference operation of a plurality of radar sensors, which are installed in different vehicles and each emit a transmission signal in an operating range, which is characterized by at least one of the following parameters: frequency, coding, activity time window. Each radar sensor is assigned an operating range according to at least one degree of freedom of movement of the vehicle, in which the radar sensor is installed.

Radar Interference Reduction Techniques for Autonomous Vehicles
20220390550 · 2022-12-08 ·

Example embodiments relate to methods and systems for implementing radar electronic support measure operations. A vehicle's processing unit may receive information relating to electromagnetic energy radiating in an environment of the vehicle that is detected using a vehicle radar system. The electromagnetic energy originated from one or more external emitters, such as radar signals transmitted by other vehicles. The processing unit may determine a spectrum occupancy representation that indicates spectral regions occupied by the electromagnetic energy and subsequently adjust operation of the vehicle radar system based on the spectrum occupancy representation to reduce or mitigate interference with the external emitters in the vehicle's environment. In some examples, the vehicle radar system may be switched to a passive receive-only mode to measure the electromagnetic energy radiating in the environment from other emitters.

Doppler signal processing device and method thereof for interference spectrum tracking and suppression
11520031 · 2022-12-06 · ·

Doppler signal processing device for detecting an object according to a received wireless signal. The Doppler signal processing device includes a frequency analysis unit for generating a frequency domain signal vector according to at least one digital signal, an interference suppression unit for performing a suppression operation according to the frequency domain signal vector and a frequency domain interference estimation signal vector to generate an interference suppressed frequency domain signal vector, an interference estimation unit for generating the frequency domain interference estimation signal vector according to the frequency domain signal vector, a detection unit for generating a result signal according to the interference suppressed frequency domain signal vector, an error detection unit for optionally providing an error detection control signal to the interference estimation unit to adjust a rate of updating the frequency domain interference estimation signal vector.

Detection and prevention of a cyber physical attack aimed at sensors

A method for processing signals of active sensor systems including processing an emitted signal to include at least one distinguishing feature, the emitted signal emitted by an active sensor system adapted to intercept a reflection of the emitted signal, and to analyze the reflection of the emitted signal for determining at least one parameter of at least one object located in a space, analyzing an intercepted portion to verify the at least one distinguishing feature in the intercepted portion, and processing the intercepted portion as the reflection of the emitted signal when the at least one distinguishing feature is verified.