The radar system includes a split-block assembly comprising a first portion and a second portion. The first portion and the second portion form a seam, where the first portion has a top side opposite the seam and the second portion has a bottom side opposite the seam. The system includes at least one port located on a bottom side of the second portion. Additionally, the system includes radiating elements located on the top side of the first portion, wherein the radiating elements are arranged in a plurality of arrays. Yet further, the system includes a set of waveguides in the split-block assembly configured to couple each array to at least one port. Furthermore, the split-block assembly is made from a polymer and where at least the set of waveguides, the at least one port, and the plurality of radiating elements include metal on a surface of the polymer.

A radar system for monitoring shelves in a retail environment, where the system monitors the occupancy of the shelves and/or the dynamics of the customers in front of the shelves. The radar is preferably a wideband 3D imaging MIMO radar.

A radar system for monitoring shelves in a retail environment, where the system monitors the occupancy of the shelves and/or the dynamics of the customers in front of the shelves. The radar is preferably a wideband 3D imaging MIMO radar.

The invention relates to a guidance system for leading an aircraft to a reference point, characterised in that it comprises: An active beacon capable of emitting a first electromagnetic signal in a first emission cone, defined by an apex coinciding with the reference point, a first beam angle and a first axis corresponding to an emission direction; and a multi-beam radar, installed on board the aircraft, operating in reception mode and capable of performing deviation measurements on a signal received from the active beacon, the multi-beam radar comprising an antenna adapted for receiving in at least two spatially separate reception cones.

Embodiments of this application disclose an antenna. The antenna may be applied to the field of automatic driving and the field of vehicle-to-everything, and the antenna includes a first radiating element and a first feed line. A first end of the first feed line is connected to the first radiating element. The first radiating element and the first feed line are arranged on a same surface of a dielectric substrate. The first feed line includes a first feed line segment, and an acute angle between the first feed line segment and a current direction of the first radiating element is greater than or equal to 20 degrees, and is less than or equal to 70 degrees. A feeding manner of the antenna is parallel feeding.

A double-sided board includes a first-type conductor layer, a second-type conductor layer, a waveguide-filled dielectric layer and a waveguide. The waveguide-filled dielectric layer is a dielectric layer provided between the first-type conductor layer and the second-type conductor layer. The waveguide is provided in such a manner as to penetrate the waveguide-filled dielectric layer in a direction from one of the first-type conductor layer and the second-type conductor layer to the other of the two conductor layers. A cross section of the waveguide in a plane parallel to the first-type conductor layer has a longitudinal direction and a lateral direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction. The cross section of the waveguide has, along the longitudinal direction, a central part and two end parts located respectively on two sides of the central part. A lateral length of each of the end parts is larger than a lateral length of the central part.

A double-sided board includes a first-type conductor layer, a second-type conductor layer, a waveguide-filled dielectric layer and a waveguide. The waveguide-filled dielectric layer is a dielectric layer provided between the first-type conductor layer and the second-type conductor layer. The waveguide is provided in such a manner as to penetrate the waveguide-filled dielectric layer in a direction from one of the first-type conductor layer and the second-type conductor layer to the other of the two conductor layers. A cross section of the waveguide in a plane parallel to the first-type conductor layer has a longitudinal direction and a lateral direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction. The cross section of the waveguide has, along the longitudinal direction, a central part and two end parts located respectively on two sides of the central part. A lateral length of each of the end parts is larger than a lateral length of the central part.

An integrated circuit includes a passive component having a first metal feature and a second metal feature, the first metal feature and the second metal feature defining an interior area therebetween. The integrated circuit also includes set of spaced metal fill lines extending across the interior area and oriented to carry current orthogonal to current carried by the first metal feature and second metal feature.

A system and a method are provided for achieving long range, over the horizon (OTH), persistent surveillance, alerting, tracking and situational awareness against small, low radar cross section moving targets. The system and method use one or more tethered unmanned arial systems, or unmanned arial vehicles, to lift components including a radar antenna to a height above nearby obstacles or much higher. The system and method can also be used for subsurface radar detection and tracking applications, as well as communications with submarines.

A system and a method are provided for achieving long range, over the horizon (OTH), persistent surveillance, alerting, tracking and situational awareness against small, low radar cross section moving targets. The system and method use one or more tethered unmanned arial systems, or unmanned arial vehicles, to lift components including a radar antenna to a height above nearby obstacles or much higher. The system and method can also be used for subsurface radar detection and tracking applications, as well as communications with submarines.