User's Manual
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1 Introduction
Radar proximity sensor (RPS) is a hazard monitoring sensor that overcomes the challenges of vision-
sensing in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to realise L2/L3 applications by providing
direct measurement of range, velocity and angle of arrival in azimuth and elevation. It offers a safer,
efficient, and easier driving experience which is built upon FMCW MIMO technology in the millimeter
wave (mmWave) 77-81 GHz band utilising a wide 4GHz bandwidth. It can detect object structure and
is generally unaffected by harsh operating conditions such as rain, snow, fog, and ambient lighting.
Key Features:
• Efficient, screw-less enclosure design that incorporates cutting-edge mmWave radar optimised
material for the housing, along with an E-coated, cast aluminium alloy back plate which can act
as a heatsink to the sensor module. Achieves both IP67 & IPx9k rating. Withstands harsh
operating environment, low profile for easy integration and can be hidden behind radome panels.
• CAN-FD enabled, 77 GHz FMCW radar sensor with 3 transmitters and 4 receivers and can be
configured to run multiple custom radar modes triggered by CAN commands. Multiple radars can
be used on a single bus to create a complete system to support a suite of ADAS features.
• Antenna-on-mezzanine multi-PCBA design enables flexibility on RF design and implementation
of antenna array options.
• Software defined simultaneous ultra-short range, medium-range and long-range radar
application.
Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) Applications
• Proximity Warning
• Blind Spot Monitoring
• Cross Traffic Alert
• Parking Assist
• Collision Warning
• VRU detection
• Automated Urban Driving
• Automated Highway Driving