Research on the Single Target Recognition of Car Collision Avoidance Radar Based on the FMCW Technology

Shuang Zhao; Lei Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1046.293

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Research on the Single Target Recognition of Car Collision Avoidance Radar Based on the FMCW Technology

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The signal processing algorithm mainly for the FMCW automotive collision avoidance radar is studied in this paper. Through discussing the FMCW signal processing works with two-dimensional FFT algorithm, we use CZT transform to refine the velocity spectrum so as to accurately extract the velocity of the target.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1046)

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Shuang Zhao*, Lei Chen

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Avoidance Radar, FMCW, Target Recognition

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