Keysight Technologies, Inc.

Gregory W Eng

Gregory Steven Lee

Bogdan Szafraniec

Christopher L Coleman

Paul Lewis Corredoura

A variable gain horn and a system for testing an antenna with the variable gain horn is disclosed. The variable gain horn includes a horn adapted to transmit electromagnetic signals to an antenna under test. The horn is adapted to have a diverging lens attached and detached without fasteners at its distal end of the horn by a form fit. When the diverging lens is not attached, the variable gain horn transmit the electromagnetic signals at a higher directivity than when the variable gain horn with the diverging lens attached to the distal end. The system also comprises a parabolic mirror adapted to reflect the electromagnetic signals incident thereon from the variable gain horn to an antenna under test (AUT).

Variable gain horn

A system is provided for emulating return optical pulses from at least one emulated target in response to a time of flight (TOF) lidar signal. The system includes an optical blocker configured to partially reflect or guide emitted optical pulses emitted by a TOF lidar sensor; a detector configured to detect the partially reflected or guided optical pulses, and to output corresponding electrical pulses; an electrical delay circuit configured to delay the electrical pulses to indicate distance to the at least one emulated target relative to the TOF lidar sensor; at least one laser configured to reemit return optical pulses in response to the delayed electrical pulses; a collimator configured to collimate the return optical pulses; and a diffuser configured to diffuse the collimated return optical pulses over a predetermined range of azimuthal angles toward the TOF lidar sensor.

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Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Gregory W Eng