06.08.98 Automotive Millimeterwave Radar History and present Status Holger H. Meinel Daimler-Benz Aerospace AG, Woerthstrasse 85 D-89 077 VIm, Gennany ABSTRACT: The possibility to apply millimeterwaves for various applications in the commercial arena has a long history, as the impressive advantages being offered by such systems have been known for more than 3 decades. Furthermore, the necessity o

COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR TRANSIENT ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS Anton G. Tijhuis Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology, P.O. Box 513, 5600 MB Eindhoven, The Netherlands a.g.tijhuis-ele.tue.nl ABSTRACT Transient fields can be determined efficiently by introducing a fixed spatial approximation in the relevant integral or differential equations, and carrying out a tempo

ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR ANTENNA ANALYSIS THE TIME DOMAIN Ehud Heyman AND SYNTHESIS IN Dept. of Electrical Engineering - Physical Electronics, Tel-Aviv University, Israel heyman-eng.tau.ac.il Abstract We consider two formulations for time domain (TD) antenna theory. The first one is a plane wave analysis in the TD and is based on the slant stack transform (SST) of the current distribution, whil

FLIP-CHIP MODULES FOR MILLIMETER- WAVE SENSOR APPLICATIONS T. v. Kerssenbrock, H. Tischer, H.J. Siweris, W. Bogner*, C. Schmelz*, T. Meier*, W. Kellner, P. Heide SIEMENS AG - Corporate Technology, ZT KM, D-81730 Munich I Germany *SIEMENS AG - Semiconductor Group, HL HF PE, D-81617 Munich I Germany E-mail: thomas.kerssenbrock-mchp.siemens.de, ABSTRACT Tel. +49 89 636-43650, Fax +49 89 636-43702

MICROWAVE AND RADAR SENSORS IN COPLANAR STRIPLINE TECHNOLOGY FOR AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS R.Korber, D.Leistner* and J.Wenger ** Mikrowellen Technologie und Sensoren GmbH, D-85504 Ottobrunn, Germany Tel. +49-89-607-23685, Fax +49-89-607-25626 * Dornier SatellitensystemeGmbH,DaimlerBenzAerospace A G,D-81663Munchen, Germany ** Daimler-BenzResearch Center, D-89081 Ulm,Germany ABSTRACT A

A High Resolution Radar for Short Range Automotive Applications Wolfgang Weidmann, Dirk Steinbuch AMP MIA-COM ETAC, Karl-Gotz-Straj3e 5, D-97424 Schweinfurt Germany 1. Abstract Most microwave sensors in the commercial market make use of Doppler effect in order to determine motion, velocity and direction of motion. If fixed object range information is required, the FMCW approach would be applicable

Design of a Multifrequency FMCW Radar MJankiraman, B.J. Wessels. P. van Genderen International Research Centre for Telecommunications-Transmission and Radar Delft University of Technology Department of Electrical Engineering Mekelweg 4, P.O. Box 5031,2600 GA Delft, The Netherlands. MJankiraman-its.tudelft.n1, B. Wessels-its. tudelft.n1, P. vanGenderen-its.tudelft.n1 - ABSTRACT This paper perta

An Approach to Echo Combination and Ambiguity Resolution in Scanning-Beam Radar A.J.Noest (1) , W.J.H.Meijer (2), (1) 't Ven 41, NL-1115-HC Duivendrecht, The Netherlands. (2) HSA, P.O.Box 42, NL-7550-GD Hengelo, The Netherlands. Abstract We sketch an integrated approach to achieve near-optimal target detection as well as resolution of range/ doppler ambiguities. The functional structure respects s

Medium PRF Waveforms: an optimal solution for various applications in surface based radar Peter N.C. Nooy & Jean-Claude Debuisser Hollandse Signaalapparaten (Netherlands) & Thomson CSF/RCM (Elancourt, France) P,O. Box 42, 7550GD Hengelo, The Netherlands, email: pnooy-signaal.nl Abstract In this paper the Pulse Repetition Frequency (PRF)-induced targetfold back dilemma in the range-velocit

BEST AN EXPERDMENTAL BENCH FOR EXPLORING SPACE TIME ADAPTATIVE WAVEFORMS AND ASSOCIATED SIGNAL PROCESSING S.Baudas, C.Delhote,C.Cavallary Radar and New Concept Department THOMSON-CSF AIRSYS, '-9 rue des Mathurins, 92921 Bagneux Cx Tel: +33 1 408423 14 e-mail: sylvain.baudas-airsys.thomson.fr ABSTRACT The current evolution in test and recording means leads to the development of assemblies in the