Paper
27 December 1995 Forward-looking automotive radar sensor
Paul Ganci, Steven Potts, Frank Okurowski
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Abstract
For intelligent cruise control (ICC) and forward looking collision warning systems to be successful products they must provide robust performance in a complex roadway environment. Inconveniences caused by dropped tracks and nuisance alarms will not be tolerated by consumers, and would likely result in rejection of these new technologies in the marketplace. The authors report on a low-cost automotive millimeter wave (MMW) radar design which addresses shortcomings associated with previously reported ICC system implementations. The importance of the sensor's ability to identify and separately track all obstacles in the field of view is discussed. The applicability of the MMW's FM-CW sensor implementation to collision warning systems is also discussed.
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Paul Ganci, Steven Potts, and Frank Okurowski "Forward-looking automotive radar sensor", Proc. SPIE 2592, Collision Avoidance and Automated Traffic Management Sensors, (27 December 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.228921
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Extremely high frequency

Radar

Target detection

Radar sensor technology

Control systems

Spatial resolution

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