Antonio Zappatore
Hardware development and prototyping of MIMO imaging RADAR adopting innovative single-chip mmWave FMCW sensor.
Rel. Riccardo Maggiora. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Elettronica (Electronic Engineering), 2022
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Abstract
Every year, novel RADAR-based sensing solutions are developed to manage the demand for accurate and autonomous operations in a wide range of field. An example is the automotive sector, where RADAR systems contribute to improve the driver safety. The increasing popularity of these devices imposed a change in the regulation of the spectrum band in which they can operate, pushing industries to develop RADARs in the millimeter wave band. The 76 - 81 GHz band introduces new challenges during the design stage; however, the high frequency range allows an increased available bandwidth, and it permits further system scaling. The scaling of these devices is mainly devoted to the smaller antenna dimension and the monolithic implementation of the RADAR sub-system integrated in a single chip which enable the creation of compact products.
The project presented in this master thesis aims to the development of an AWR2944-based RADAR system embedded on a Printed Circuit Board
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