National Sun Yat-sen University of Kaohsiung

De-Ming Chian

Chao-Kai Wen

Tzyy-Sheng Horng

Fu-Kang Wang

Pin-Hsun Juan

Yi-Chen Lai

Jui-Yen Lin

Feng-Ji Chen

Tzu-Hao Huang

Chuan-Yuan Wang

Yu-Chi Huang

A method for signal optimization between a user equipment and a reconfigurable intelligence surface includes a phase optimization step having: generating at least one modified phase combination in the state that a performance index of a current phase combination is smaller than a preset performance threshold value; evaluating whether a corresponding performance index of the modified phase combination is not smaller than the preset performance threshold value or evaluating whether the performance index of the modified phase combination is larger than the corresponding performance index of the current phase combination, to determine an optimized phase combination, enabling a corresponding performance index to be not smaller than the preset performance threshold value or not smaller than the performance index of any modified phase combination in the phase optimization step; and replacing the current phase combination by the optimized phase combination to form an updated current phase combination.

Method for signal optimization between user equipment and reconfigurable intelligence surface

A phased-array Doppler radar includes a two-way splitter, a transmit antenna, a receive antenna array, an ILO, a demodulation unit and a digital signal processing unit. A reference signal is split by the two-way splitter to the transmit antenna for transmission to targets and the ILO for injection locking. Signals reflected by the targets are received by the receive antenna array as received signals. An injection-locked signal generated by the ILO and the received signals received by the receive antenna array are delivered to the demodulation unit. The received signals are demodulated into baseband I/Q signals by the demodulation unit that uses the injection-locked signal as a local oscillator signal. The baseband I/Q signals are processed by the digital signal processing unit to obtain a digital beamforming pattern.

Phased-array doppler radar using an injection-locking technique

A FCFMSIL radar includes a SILO, a frequency conversion unit, an antenna unit, a demodulation unit and a processing unit. The frequency conversion unit converts an oscillation signal of the SILO into a FMCW signal. The antenna unit transmits the FMCW signal to an area as a transmitted signal and receives a reflected signal from the area as a received signal. The frequency conversion unit converts the received signal into an injection signal and injects it into the SILO. The demodulation unit demodulates the oscillation signal into an in-phase demodulated signal and a quadrature demodulated signal. The processing unit processes the in-phase and the quadrature demodulated signals to obtain a baseband signal and thus acquire a phase and a frequency of a tone in the frequency-domain baseband signal, and determines the tone corresponding to one or multiple objects based on the phase and frequency of the tone.

Frequency-converted frequency-modulated self-injection-locked radar

A non-contact method of physiological characteristic detection is provided to reduce the time consumption and complexity in calculation. The method includes transmitting a radar signal to at least one detected object through radar to obtain a reflected signal lasting for at least one time session, setting an estimated frequency for each of the at least one time session, obtaining a wave energy corresponding to the estimated frequency, and converging the wave energy with respect to the reflected signal through an optimized algorithm to obtain a physiological characteristic of the at least one detected object.

Non-contact method of physiological characteristic detection

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Kaohsiung, Taiwan

De-Ming Chian