18459252. RADAR DEVICE simplified abstract (KABUSHIKI KAISHA TOSHIBA)
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RADAR DEVICE
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Hiroshi Yoshida of Yokohama Kanagawa (JP)
RADAR DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18459252 titled 'RADAR DEVICE
The abstract describes a radar device with an oscillator generating a reference signal, two unit groups for transmitting/receiving based on the signal, and interconnections between the units.
- The radar device includes an oscillator that produces a reference signal.
- There are two unit groups: the first group has two units for transmitting/receiving based on the reference signal, and the second group has two units for the same purpose.
- The first and third units are connected to the oscillator through signal lines, while the second and fourth units are connected to each other via separate signal lines.
Potential Applications: - This radar device can be used in various military applications for surveillance and target tracking. - It can also be utilized in automotive radar systems for collision avoidance and adaptive cruise control.
Problems Solved: - The radar device provides accurate and reliable transmission and reception of signals. - It offers a stable reference signal for improved performance in radar applications.
Benefits: - Enhanced radar performance with precise signal transmission and reception. - Improved accuracy in target tracking and surveillance applications.
Commercial Applications: - This radar device can be commercialized for military defense systems, automotive radar systems, and other surveillance applications in various industries.
Questions about Radar Device: 1. How does the radar device ensure accurate transmission and reception of signals? 2. What are the potential commercial uses of this radar device in different industries?
Frequently Updated Research: - Stay updated on advancements in radar technology, signal processing algorithms, and applications in defense and automotive industries.
Original Abstract Submitted
According to one embodiment, a radar device includes an oscillator configured to generate a reference signal, a first unit group, and a second unit group. The first unit group includes first and second units configured to transmit/receive based on a reference signal. The second unit group includes third and fourth units configured to transmit/receive based on the reference signal. The first and third units are connected to the oscillator via first and second signal lines, respectively. The second and fourth units are connected to the first and third units via third and fourth signal lines, respectively.
