Radar Systems

Cadence System Analysis

Working with radar frequencies and applications in communications system design requires ingenuity for managing systems operating in particular frequency bands. GaN or GaAs technologies, coupled with phased array antennas, power amplifiers, MIMO technology, and any number more of RF filters, sensors, and transformers can each yield difficulties within the RF and microwave systems design environments.

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An Integrated Framework for Complex Radar System Design
OCW Coffee-Can Radar Optimized
Design Challenges of Next-Generation AESA Radar
MIMO/Phased-Array Antenna Systems.
mmWave Automotive Radar and Antenna System Development
MACOM Designs Ka-Band MMIC Power Amplifier (Case Study)

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