Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference A 77-81 GHz FMCW MIMO Radar with Linear Virtual Array Enabling 3D Target Localization by Use of Frequency-Steered TX Antennas Patrick Kwiatkowski, Alexander Orth, Lukas Piotrowsky, Nils Pohl Ruhr-Universit¨at Bochum, Universit¨atsstraße 150, 44801 Bochum, Germany patrick.kwiatkowski-rub.de Abstract ? In this paper, an FMCW MIMO radar is presented

Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference An apodization approach for passive GMTI Radar with Non-Uniform Linear Arrays Andrea Quirini, Giovanni Paolo Blasone, Fabiola Colone, Pierfrancesco Lombardo DIET Dept., Sapienza University of Rome, Italy andrea.quirini-uniroma.it, {giovannipaolo.blasone, fabiola.colone, pierfrancesco.lombardo}-uniroma1.it In this work, we provide a first attempt t

Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference Mapping Error Reduction Methods for Polyphase Codes Generated by Quadrature Architectures Bas van de Ven1, Daan Rosenmuller1, Erwin Janssen2, Kostas Doris1,2, Georgi Radulov1, Marion Matters-Kammerer1 1 Department of Electrical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands 2 NXP Semiconductors, The Netherlands b.v.d.ven-tue.nl

Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference Automotive Radar Parameter Estimation for Cognitive Interference Mitigation Anum Pirkani#1, Fatemeh Norouzian#2, Mikhail Cherniakov#3, Marina Gashinova#4 # Microwave Integrated Systems Laboratory (MISL), The University of Birmingham, UK aap711-student.bham.ac.uk, {2f.norouzian, 3m.cherniakov, 4m.s.gashinova}-bham.ac.uk 1 Abstract ? A methodolog

Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference Performance Prediction of the Loaded Reciprocal Filter for OFDM-based Passive Radar Javier Trujillo Rodriguez, Fabiola Colone, Pierfrancesco Lombardo Dept. of Information Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications (DIET) Sapienza University of Rome, Italy javier.trujillorodriguez-uniroma1.it fragmented in batches corresponding to individual

Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference Comparison of Radar Receivers for OFDM and OTFS waveforms Aitor Correas-Serrano#1 , Nikita Petrov*&2 , Maria Gonzalez-Huici#3 , Alexander Yarovoy&4 # Fraunhofer FHR, Germany Semiconductors, Netherlands & TU Delft, Netherlands 1 3 { Aitor.Correas, Maria.Gonzalez}-fhr.fraunhofer.de, {2 N.Petrov, 4 A.Yarovoy}-tudelft.nl * NXP [3] derivate a maximum

Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference High Bandwidth and Low Phase Noise Architecture for Multi-Mode 60/77GHz FMCW Radars Karthik Subburaj1, Sandeep Rao1, Samala Sreekiran2, Anil Mani1, Brian Ginsburg2, Karthik Ramasubramanian1 1 Texas Instruments, India Texas Instruments, USA 2 Abstract ? Higher chirp bandwidth in FMCW radar provides better range resolution but comes with higher p

Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference Computational Microwave Imaging Based on a Single Electric-Field Scan #*2 , Mar´?a Garc´?a-Fern´ ´ Rupesh Kumar#1 , Guillermo Alvarez-Narciandi andez#*3 , Vincent Fusco#4 , Okan Yurduseven#5 # Centre for Wireless Innovation, Queen?s University Belfast, UK * Group of Signal Theory and Communications, University of Oviedo, Spain 1 2 { r.kumar, g.alv

Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference A 94 GHz Antenna On-Silicon Interposer With Parasitic Elements for Bandwidth Improvement Juan C. Garcia-Santos#*1, Bart Nauwelaers#2, Guy A. E. Vandenbosch#3, Siddhartha Sinha*4, Bivragh Majeed*5, Evgenii Novoselov*6, Ilja Ocket*7 # Dept. of Electrical Engineering (ESAT), KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium * IMEC, Leuven, Belgium 1 2 { juancarlos.garcias

Proceedings of the 19th European Radar Conference Passive Space Object Observation using LOFAR Radio Telescope and Software-defined Radio Receiver Konrad J?drzejewski#1, Mateusz Malanowski#2, Krzysztof Kulpa#3, Piotr Krysik#4, Mariusz Po?oga*5 # Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Electronics and Information Technologies, Institute of Electronic Systems, Poland * Polish Academy of Scienc