Abstract:
A frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar system is provided that includes a receiver configured to generate a digital intermediate frequency (IF) signal, and an interference monitoring component coupled to the receiver to receive the digital IF signal, in which the interference monitoring component is configured to monitor at least one sub-band in the digital IF signal for interference, in which the at least one sub-band does not include a radar signal.
Abstract:
A frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar system is provided that includes a receiver configured to generate a digital intermediate frequency (IF) signal, and an interference monitoring component coupled to the receiver to receive the digital IF signal, in which the interference monitoring component is configured to monitor at least one sub-band in the digital IF signal for interference, in which the at least one sub-band does not include a radar signal.
Abstract:
A frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar system is provided that includes a receiver configured to generate a digital intermediate frequency (IF) signal, and an interference monitoring component coupled to the receiver to receive the digital IF signal, in which the interference monitoring component is configured to monitor at least one sub-band in the digital IF signal for interference, in which the at least one sub-band does not include a radar signal.
Abstract:
According to an aspect of the present disclosure, the relative attitude between an inertial measurement unit (IMU), present on a mobile device, and the frame of reference of the vehicle carrying mobile device is estimated. The estimated relative attitude is used to translate the IMU measurement to the vehicle frame of reference to determine the velocity and position of the vehicle. As a result, the vehicle position and velocity are determined accurately in the event of undocking and re-docking of the mobile device from a docking system in the vehicle. The relative attitude is estimated in terms of pitch, roll, and yaw angles.
Abstract:
Several systems and methods for location estimation in a multi-floor environment are disclosed. In an embodiment, the method includes performing wireless scanning so as to receive wireless signals from one or more access points from among a plurality of access points positioned at plurality of locations, respectively at one or more floors from among a plurality of floors within the multi-floor environment. A first set of RSSI measurements is computed corresponding to the wireless signals. Absolute floor location information is determined based on the first set of RSSI measurements and a pre-defined objective function. The pre-defined objective function is configured to maximize a probability of a user being located at a floor so as to receive the wireless signals. A user floor location is determined based on the absolute floor location information. The user location is estimated at least in part based on the user floor location.