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US 2024/0385306 A1Published application
Radar emulator and method of evaluating a testing environment
AssigneeRohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsThomas HABERL, Maximilian SAALFELD
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a radar emulator for testing a radar sensor in a testing environment with a potential distortion source. Further, a method of evaluating a testing environment is disclosed.
Claims18
A radar emulator for testing a radar sensor in a testing environment with a potential distortion source, the radar emulator comprising
- a radar signal generator configured to generate at least one radar signal,
- a radar signal receiver configured to receive at least one response radar signal,
- a radar signal processor configured to process the at least one response radar signal received, and
- an input interface via which an approximate location of the radar sensor or a distortion source is input,
- wherein the radar signal processor is configured to determine at least one characteristic of the at least one response radar signal received, based on which a detected location of an emitter of the response radar signal is determined, and
- wherein the radar signal processor is configured to map the approximate location of the radar sensor input or the approximate location of the distortion source input to the detected location.
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A method of evaluating a testing environment, the method comprising the steps of:
- generating at least one radar signal;
- receiving at least one response radar signal;
- processing the at least one response radar signal received;
- inputting an approximate location of a radar sensor or a distortion source;
- determining at least one characteristic of the at least one response radar signal received, based on which a detected location of an emitter of the response radar signal is determined;
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- mapping the approximate location of the radar sensor input or the approximate location of the distortion source input to the detected location.
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