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METHOD FOR FOCUSING THE RADAR DETECTION FOR A RELATIVE MOVEMENT

发明专利审中
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卷宗概要

发明人

Markus Wintermantel

IPC 分类

G1S 7/35G1S 13/34G1S 13/58G1S 13/931

CPC 分类

G1S7/356G1S7/354G1S13/343G1S13/584G1S13/931G1S2013/93185

A method for detecting the environment of a vehicle with a radar system comprises modulating the frequency of emitted transmission signals to include a sequence of frequency ramps. A signal with a current transmission frequency is mixed with transmission signals reflected by objects. An output signal of the mixture is scanned during each of the frequency ramps. After preprocessing a two-dimensional discrete time-frequency transformation over the scanning values is determined. Dependent on the vehicle movement, the preprocessing of the scanning values includes a frequency shift of the signal formed from the scanning values such that the frequency of the signals formed by the scanning values respectively remains unchanged over the frequency ramps for objects with a defined radial relative movement. Thus, fuzziness of power peaks generated by such objects is counteracted in the two-dimensional time-frequency transformation.

原文(中文)

A method for detecting the environment of a vehicle with a radar system comprises modulating the frequency of emitted transmission signals to include a sequence of frequency ramps. A signal with a current transmission frequency is mixed with transmission signals reflected by objects. An output signal of the mixture is scanned during each of the frequency ramps. After preprocessing a two-dimensional discrete time-frequency transformation over the scanning values is determined. Dependent on the vehicle movement, the preprocessing of the scanning values includes a frequency shift of the signal formed from the scanning values such that the frequency of the signals formed by the scanning values respectively remains unchanged over the frequency ramps for objects with a defined radial relative movement. Thus, fuzziness of power peaks generated by such objects is counteracted in the two-dimensional time-frequency transformation.