An electronic apparatus includes a transmission unit, a reception unit, and a controller. The transmission unit transmits a transmission wave. The reception unit receives a reflected wave of the transmission wave reflected by an object. The controller operates the transmission unit in one of a plurality of operation modes having different detection distances. When the reflected wave is received by the reception unit, the controller determines a distance between the electronic apparatus and the object, based on the transmission wave and the reflected wave. The controller operates the transmission unit in an operation mode having the detection distance that includes the distance to the object and is the shortest, from among the plurality of operation modes.

A detection component of a reflected wave generated due to a transmitted wave being reflected inside a radome is removed from a measurement intermediate frequency signal IFγ obtained by a mixer circuit when measuring the position of an object, the detection component of the reflected wave being removed by a radome reflection correcting unit subtracting a difference Diff. stored in advance in a correction data storage unit. In addition, when the radome reflection correcting unit performs the subtraction, the phase of the result of the subtraction is corrected by a phase shift amount e.sup.jΔθ calculated by the phase shift amount calculating unit so that a phase shift of a measurement intermediate frequency signal IFγ caused by the device temperature is corrected. A distance/angle computing unit computes the position of the object from the thus-corrected measurement intermediate frequency signal IFγ.

Antenna array and phased array system including a first and second antenna group, wherein the first antenna group includes two or more first antennas, and the second antenna group includes two or more second antennas, where in a first plane the one or more first and second antennas point in the same direction, and in a second plane, perpendicular to the first plane the one or more first antennas of the first antenna group are squinted by orientation away from the one or more second antennas of the second antenna group.

An antenna system for a mobile communications base station and a method of operating a communications network including a base station is described. The antenna system includes an antenna array for beamforming and is configured either as a radar sensor, a communications antenna or a combined radar sensor. A radar image may be used to determine a map of objects in the vicinity of the antenna system and to adapt the beam-steering or beamforming of the antenna system.

An apparatus (100) for compensating for weather-independent Doppler expansions in radar signals of a weather radar system (200) is disclosed. The device comprises: a receiving device (110) for receiving a representation (50) of the radar signals, a calculation device (120) and a compensation device (130). The representation includes pixels of a range Doppler matrix. The calculation device (120) is designed to calculate azimuth angles (Azi) for the pixels (75) by means of fine bearing. The compensation device (130) is designed to correct weather-independent Doppler shifts for the pixels (75) based on the calculated azimuth angle (Azi; AziMopu) and thus to compensate for the weather-independent Doppler expansions and to provide them as a compensated representation (150).

A processor-implemented radar data recognition method includes: generating a plurality of pieces of input data, with respectively different dimension configurations, based on radar data of an object; and outputting a recognition result of the object based on the generated plurality of pieces of input data using a recognition model.

A linear chirp radar system, apparatus and method use a radar control processing unit to control an LFM radar front end which includes a frequency-scanning transmit antenna and a frequency-scanning receive antenna which respectively sweep a transmit and receive energy focus across an angle space with each linear chirp signal, where the radar control processing unit processes digital output signals generated from target return signals received in response to transmitted linear chirp signals and extracts target range-angle information by applying time-frequency analysis processing to the digital output signals to generate a first range-angle map which includes range-biased angle information, and then applying a group delay compensation process to generate a second range-angle map which includes target range-angle information that is generated by selectively adjusting the range-biased angular information in the first range-angle map with an angular adjustment.

The radar device for a vehicle according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes an antenna part including a plurality of transmitting antennas and a plurality of receiving antennas, the antenna part being formed of array antennas; a signal processor for detecting a target by processing a radar signal and a reflected signal transmitted and received through the antenna part; and a feeding part for correcting phases of the radar signal and the reflected signal through a feeding line connecting the antenna part and the signal processor, wherein the signal processor corrects a phase of a noise signal based on the phase information of a feeding line designed such that a false target corresponding to the noise signal incoming is detected at a specific angle.

A radar device including a transceiver unit that includes a plurality of receiving antennas and a plurality of transmitting antennas, a distance between at least two transmitting antennas being shorter than a greatest distance of distances between two receiving antennas, the transmitting antennas being vertically offset with respect to the receiving antennas. The radar device further includes a control unit, which is configured to activate the transceiver unit in order to operate the transceiver unit with the aid of a transmitting-side beam steering method.

A system and method for patient movement detection and fall monitoring to address the need to proactively monitor patients to detect abnormal movements, in-room activity, and other movements associated with providing in-room care. The system comprises an environmental model which can be used to track the position and movement of a patient and a classifier network configured to receive movement data and classify a patient's movement as normal or abnormal movement. In addition to monitoring in-room activity, the system and method create safe zones within the room to ensure patients are proactively monitor in the event of a seizure, fall, or other unintended activity. The system will record and store in-room video in a secure environment. Videos and notifications are automatically sent to designated staff as events occur.