79GHz Automotive Short Range Radar Sensor based on Single-Chip SiGe-Transceivers

Winkler, Volker; Feger, Reinhard; Maurer, Linus

doi:10.1109/eumc.2008.4751781

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“…These applications include 5th generation mobile networks (5G), gigabit wireless (WiGig), 77 GHz automotive short range radar, 94 GHz passive imaging, Local Multipoint Distribution System (LMDS), satellite commercial data, and video links [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. The low cost, low power consumption, high yield and high integration levels of CMOS technology have positioned CMOS VCOs for mainstream high-volume mm-wave applications.…”

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Impact of technology scaling on the tuning range and phase noise of mm-wave CMOS LC-VCOs

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Khalil

2016

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“…K is the dielectric constant[39] 4. Note that this does not account for additional interconnects parasitic resistance and capacitance which will result in lower 3-dB bandwidth.S.…”

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Impact of technology scaling on the tuning range and phase noise of mm-wave CMOS LC-VCOs

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Khalil

2016

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“…In this regard, on-chip antenna is going to be an alternative option for the traditional off-chip counterparts of an IC module. The OCA with UWB characteristics is useful for different applications like short-range radar [2], intra/interchip communication [3], and high-speed data communication [4]. However, designing such UWB OCAs with a stable radiation pattern throughout the entire operating band and satisfactory time-domain characteristics is a challenging task.…”

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A UWB Dual Band-notched On-chip Antenna and Its Equivalent Circuit Model

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This paper presents a CPW-fed, UWB-extended bandwidth, dual band-notched on-chip antenna with its equivalent circuit model. The UWB-extended bandwidth is realized by truncating the bottom corners of a rectangular patch radiator while a 90 • -rotated 'C'-shaped slot in the patch and a 'U'-shaped slot in the feedline are used to achieve two notch bands for mitigating the signal interference in the frequency bands of 5.15 to 5.925 GHz and 7.9 to 8.8 GHz. Based on the fundamental theory, different parasitic as well as distributed circuit parameters associated with the designed on-chip antenna are extracted, and then the corresponding equivalent circuit model is configured from them. The resultant circuit is validated with the well approved full-wave electromagnetic simulation result and is found in close approximation with each other.

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Substrate Integrated Antennas for Millimeter Wave Automotive Radars

Qing

Chen

2021

Substrate‐Integrated Millimeter‐Wave Antennas for Next‐Generation Communication and Radar Systems

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79GHz Automotive Short Range Radar Sensor based on Single-Chip SiGe-Transceivers

Cited by 9 publications

References 7 publications

Impact of technology scaling on the tuning range and phase noise of mm-wave CMOS LC-VCOs

Impact of technology scaling on the tuning range and phase noise of mm-wave CMOS LC-VCOs

A UWB Dual Band-notched On-chip Antenna and Its Equivalent Circuit Model

Substrate Integrated Antennas for Millimeter Wave Automotive Radars

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