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user5579632

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Hello,

Question 1, so according as below picture that is example, Maximum Detectable Range is 20 m, but Max Range for Typical Detectable Object is 215.4 m, is it right?
Question 2, if we need to improve azimuth angle resolution, how should we do?

And how should we do to test the azimuth angle resolution?

Thanks.

BR, Karl

over 7 years ago

0 Cesar over 7 years ago

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Hi,

There is already a thread that was open for this discussion.

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0 user5579632 over 7 years ago in reply to Cesar

Prodigy 90 points

Hi Cesar

But on the mmWave sensing estimating was not show error, so could we follow it?

BR, Karl

0 Kaushal Kukkar over 7 years ago in reply to user5579632

TI__Expert 7215 points

Karl,

Can you elaborate on your question?

Regards,
Kaushal

0 user5579632 over 7 years ago in reply to Kaushal Kukkar

Prodigy 90 points

Hello Kaushal,

Question is according the mmWave Sensing Estimator, could the Max Range for Typical Detectable Object be longer than Maximum Detectable Range?
If not, why the mmWave sensing estimating was not show error?

BR, Karl

0 Kaushal Kukkar over 7 years ago in reply to user5579632

TI__Expert 7215 points

Karl,

Yes, It can.

Maximum Detectable Range is user input and Sensing estimator would configure other parameters to meet this, if possible.

But if you change other parameters manually, You can increase "Max Range for Typical Detectable Object".

Looks like you are defining a very high range configuration as Antenna gains are quite high and Resolution parameters are very relaxed. Do you need help with any specific configuration.

Regards,
Kaushal

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