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OwnerJonathan MOSS, Karen KOCHARYAN +4inventors
InventorsJonathan MOSS, Karen KOCHARYAN, Lisa GEISLER, Pascal LORE, Krishnakant NAINWAL, Marcel PLIETH
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A holding bracket (170) adapted to retain a radar transceiver (130) that comprises an antenna arrangement (131) having an antenna aperture plane (132) that has a vertical extension (V) and a horizontal extension (H). The holding bracket (170) is divided into an upper part (170A) and a lower part (170B), where the lower part is adapted to be positioned closer the ground (G) than the upper part (170A). The lower part (170B) comprises a microwave energy absorbing part (180) that is adapted to prevent reflected microwave energy (R2) from radiating towards the ground (G), the microwave energy absorbing part (180) comprising a bottom end (181) that is positioned farthest from the upper part (170A), and a top end (182) that is positioned closest to the upper part (170A). The microwave energy absorbing part (180) is adapted to extend between the bottom end (181) and the top end (182) mainly parallel to the vertical extension (V) of the antenna aperture plane (132) when the radar transceiver (130) is mounted.
A holding bracket adapted to retain a radar transceiver that comprises an antenna arrangement having an antenna aperture plane that has a vertical extension and a horizontal extension, the holding bracket being divided into an upper part and a lower part, where the lower part is adapted to be positioned closer the ground than the upper part, where the lower part comprises a microwave energy absorbing part that is adapted to prevent reflected microwave energy from radiating towards the ground, the microwave energy absorbing part comprising a bottom end that is positioned farthest from the upper part, and a top end that is positioned closest to the upper part, wherein the microwave energy absorbing part is adapted to extend between the bottom end and the top end substantially parallel to the vertical extension of the antenna aperture plane when the radar transceiver is mounted.
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