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200 Mhz may be massive for communications (especially digital encoded signals), not necessarily for radar when you sensor is receiving weak reflected signals th
by anfilt 5y ago
200 Mhz may be massive for communications (especially digital encoded signals), not necessarily for radar when you sensor is receiving weak reflected signals that very likely can have a frequency shift on reflection. So radar receivers need to receive on a wider frequency band than a receiver for communications.
Depending on the strength of 5G transmitters the higher order harmonics could be above the noise floor.
- NovemberWhiskey 5y agoEspecially for FMCW applications using homodyne transceiver architectures; like you see in most civilian radar altimeters.