Pulse generating device and output adjustment method thereof
AssigneesFurukawa Electric Co., Ltd., Furukawa Automotive Systems Inc.
InventorsKei TAKAHASHI, Taishi KAGIMOTO, Sadao MATSUSHIMA
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AssigneesFurukawa Electric Co., Ltd., Furukawa Automotive Systems Inc.
InventorsKei TAKAHASHI, Taishi KAGIMOTO, Sadao MATSUSHIMA
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A pulse generating device of an in-vehicle radar configured to output a high frequency pulse including a main lobe and a side lobe includes a high frequency oscillator that generates a carrier wave of a predetermined frequency, an output variable device that adjusts an output of the high frequency oscillator, a power measuring unit that measures the output of the high frequency oscillator, a temperature measuring unit that measures an ambient temperature, a baseband pulse generating unit that generates a signal of a pulse shape, and a modulator that modulates the output of the high frequency oscillator with the signal of the pulse shape, and, when the ambient temperature is a first threshold value or less, the output or the pulse shape is adjusted so that the side lobe is a predetermined output or less.
A pulse generating device of an in-vehicle radar configured to output a high frequency pulse including a main lobe and a side lobe, comprising:
A pulse generating device configured to output an output of the modulator as a high frequency pulse, comprising:
An output adjustment method of a pulse generating device of an in-vehicle radar configured to modulate a carrier wave of a predetermined frequency with a signal of a pulse shape and output a resulting signal as a high frequency pulse including a main lobe and a side lobe, the output adjustment method comprising:
An output adjustment method used in a pulse generating device configured to modulate a carrier wave of a predetermined frequency with a signal of a pulse shape and output a resulting signal as a high frequency pulse, the output adjustment method comprising:
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