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Dear experts,
I see a strong mirror/image signal peak in my measurements, which appears at (Maximal Distance - Distance of Fundamental Signal Peak).
Moving a corner reflector away from the radar results in a similar offset of the image peak with respect to the maximal distance. I tried several configurations and number of points but the parasitic peak is still there.
Presumably this is caused by a disbalance between the I and Q signals when their phase difference differs from 90 degrees at the signal frequency.
I also tested an ISK-ODS board for the same configuration, and the image peak is still there. This halfs the operational distance unfortunately... I didn't see it in the IWR1443 by the way.
The data was acquired in Complex1 format. In Complex2 the image appears as a peak at a negative distance simmetrically wrt 0.
Any suggestions? Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Timofey
IWR6843ISK: 512 points, corner reflector at 1.1 m
1024 points:
Corner reflector at 1.7 m:
Corner reflector at 2.6 m: