G01S13/422

Intelligent sensor and intelligent feedback-based dynamic control of a parameter of a field of regard to which the sensor is directed

An embodiment of a radar subsystem includes at least one antenna and a control circuit. The at least one antenna is configured to radiate at least one first transmit beam and to form at least one first receive beam. And the control circuit is configured to steer the at least one first transmit beam and the at least one first receive beam over a first field of regard during a first time period, and to steer the at least one first transmit beam and the at least one first receive beam over a second field of regard during a second time period.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROVIDING WIDE BEAM RADAR ARRAYS

Systems and methods for providing wide field-of-view radar arrays. Quadrature phase-shift keying (QPSK) beam forming reduces side lobes by applying a phase shift to transmitted signals to selected transmitting antennas. Super-hemispherical radar coverage at high gain in both broadside and end-fire directions is provided by beam directing elements mounted to a printed circuit board.

RADAR DEVICE AND SIGNAL PROCESSING METHOD OF RADAR DEVICE
20220317277 · 2022-10-06 ·

A radar device includes a transmitter module configured to generate transmission waves including: generating a first chirp chain at a first chirp rate for a transmission wave to be output including: generating a first transmission signal including at least one modulated signal to be output at a first angle; and generating a second transmission signal to be output at a second angle different from the first angle; and generating a second chirp chain at a second chirp rate for the transmission wave to be output including: generating a third transmission signal including at least one modulated signal to be output at the first angle; and generating a fourth transmission signal including at least one modulated signal to be output at the second angle, where the first chirp rate is different than the second chirp rate.

RECONFIGURABLE INTELLIGENT SURFACE DISCOVERY PROCEDURES
20220278738 · 2022-09-01 ·

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In an example, a method for wireless communication at a first user equipment (UE) in a wireless communications system is described, including receiving, from a base station, information associated with one or more reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RISs) in the wireless communications system. The method may also include transmitting a sensing signal to the one or more RISs based at least in part on the information and transmitting an uplink wireless communication to the base station or a second UE using the one or more RISs based at least in part on the sensing. Another method includes determining information associated with one or more RISs in the wireless communications system, transmitting, to a UE, the information associated with the RISs, and communicating with the UE via the RISs based at least in part on the information associated with the RISs.

Radar device

The present invention provides a radar device capable of reducing processing load while arraying receiving antennas in two directions. In the present invention, a transmitting unit (transmitting antenna) transmits an electromagnetic wave. A plurality of receiving antennas 108 receive a reflected wave from an object which reflects the electromagnetic wave, and convert the reflected wave into a first signal Sig1. A plurality of receiving circuits 520 are respectively connected to the receiving antennas 108 and generate a second signal Sig2 from the first signal Sig1. A signal processing unit 103 processes the second signal Sig2. The plurality of receiving antennas 108 are arrayed in a first direction and a second direction crossing the first direction. The signal processing unit 103 switches the combination of the second signal Sig2 that is processed, for each frame indicating a time period extending from when the transmitting antenna transmits the electromagnetic wave to when the signal processing unit 103 processes the second signal Sig2.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROVIDING WIDE BEAM RADAR ARRAYS

A printed circuit board mounted radar system for monitoring a target region, including an array of transmitting antennas mounted to a printed circuit board, an array of receiving antennas mounted to the printed circuit board, a wave deflection mechanism mounted to the printed circuit board configured such that waves transmitted perpendicularly to the board by the array of transmitting antennas are incident upon the wave deflection mechanism and are directed radially away from the board, and waves reflected from objects within the target region radially towards the wave deflection mechanism are directed towards the receiving antennas in a direction perpendicular to the board.

Radar sensor

Example embodiments describe a radar sensor, whereby the radar sensor comprises a pair of continuous wave (CW) radar transceivers that each has a leaky wave antenna that are provided adjacent to each other. Each CW radar transceiver comprises a microwave frequency transmission circuit configured to transmit and receive signals reflected off a nearby object. The transmitted and received signals are then processed by the radar sensor to determine a relative displacement between the detected object and the radar sensor. This determined relative displacement may then be used with machine learning techniques to identify dynamic gestures made within the radar sensor's range of detection.

Seeker Sequential Lobing Radar Antenna System
20220082678 · 2022-03-17 ·

A radar antenna includes a plurality of horns in the annular space of a munition nose cone. The horns are disposed near the exterior surface of the nose cone. In a further aspect, the nose cone may be injection molded or additively manufactured so that the horns are embedded a known distance from the exterior surface. In a further aspect, the horns placed in either a transmit mode or a receive mode so as to maintain a minimum special separation between transmitting horns and receiving horns.

Server-assisted Beam Coordination for Bistatic and Multi-static Radar Operation in Wireless Communications Systems
20220082653 · 2022-03-17 ·

A method for supporting radar operations may involve providing, from a radar server, one or more transmit beam parameters, over one or more wired or wireless interfaces, to a first wireless communications system Transmission Reception Point (TRP) for configuring a transmit beam for sending a transmit signal from the first wireless communications TRP. The method may further involve providing, from the radar server, one or more receive beam parameters, over one or more wired or wireless interfaces, to a second wireless communications system TRP for configuring a receive beam for receiving, at the second wireless communications system TRP, an echo signal from one or more targets as a reflection of the transmit signal. The first wireless communications system TRP and the second wireless communications system TRP may be part of a wireless communications system.

Coordinated waveform generation, control, and associated beam steering

While a radar waveform generator coupled to a phased antenna array is inactive, a beam steering command is provided to the phased antenna array to cause the phased antenna array be configured for a given transmit and receive direction. While the radar waveform generator is active, received radar results are assigned to the given transmit and receive direction. the providing of the command and the assigning are repeated for a plurality of additional transmit and receive directions corresponding to a desired scan area.