VELOCITY DISAMBIGUATION FOR RADAR SENSOR SYSTEM

    公开(公告)号:US20240036187A1

    公开(公告)日:2024-02-01

    申请号:US17877942

    申请日:2022-07-30

    IPC分类号: G01S13/58 G01S13/931 G01S7/35

    摘要: Various technologies described herein pertain to disambiguating velocity estimate data of a radar sensor system. First range estimate data can be computed based on samples from a period of a ramp for each ramp in a sequence. First velocity estimate data can be computed based on samples from a range bin across the ramps in the sequence for each range bin. For each of the ramps in the sequence, samples from a period of a ramp can be divided into a plurality of groups of the samples respectively from periods of subramps. The first velocity estimate data can be disambiguated to generate second velocity estimate data. The first velocity estimate data can be disambiguated based on the plurality of groups of the samples respectively from the periods of the subramps.

    PHASE MODULATED CONTINUOUS WAVE RADAR SYSTEM THAT USES VELOCITY LABELED MULTIPLEXING FOR GENERATING DETECTIONS

    公开(公告)号:US20230047968A1

    公开(公告)日:2023-02-16

    申请号:US17535562

    申请日:2021-11-24

    摘要: A phase modulated continuous wave (PMCW) multiple input multiple output (MEM) radar system is described herein. The radar system is configured to compute range, velocity, and direction of arrival angle of objects relative to the radar system. The radar system includes several transmitting antennas and several receiving antennas, where selected transmitting antennas simultaneously transmit radar signals based on the same modulation signal. Per transmitting antenna, the transmissions are modulated with respective phase offsets on a per pulse repetition interval (PRI) basis. Hence, a coupling between phase shifts over PRI and transmitter positions is established. Effectively, then, each transmitting antenna is labeled with a velocity offset that corresponds to the phase rate of change assigned to the transmitting antenna. This approach is referred to herein as velocity-labeled multiplexing (VLM).