Infineon Technologies Ag

Freescale Semiconductor,inc.

Nxp Usa, Inc.

Saverio Trotta

Ashutosh Baheti

Reinhard-Wolfgang Jungmaier

Avik Santra

Dennis Noppeney

Jagjit Singh Bal

Christoph Rumpler

Eung San Cho

Ismail Nasr

Herbert Knapp

Raghavendran Vagarappan Ulaganathan

Maciej Wojnowski

Ralf Reuter

Hao Li

Johann Peter Forstner

Bernhard Dehlink

Ngoc-Hoa Huynh

Vadim Issakov

Reinhard Wolfgang Jungmaier

Adrian Mikolajczak

Werner Josef Reiss

Martin Richard Niessner

Achim Dallmann

Siegfried Albel

Michael Aichner

Marwa Abdel-Aziz

Winfried Bakalski

Georg Meyer-Berg

Dominic Maier

Thomas Kilger

Ernst Seler

Werner Simbuerger

Claus Waechter

Andreas Wickmann

Ulrich Moeller

Prachi Vaishnav

Franz-Xaver Muehlbauer

Akbar Ghazinour

Mehran Pour Mousavi

EungSan Cho

Thomas Finke

Abhiram Chakraborty

Veronika Huber

Mustafa Dogan

Muhammad Tayyab Qureshi

Andrzej Samulak

Yin Yi

Nadine Pfuhl

In an embodiment, a method includes receiving radar signals and detecting motion based on time-domain processing of the received radar signals. In a further embodiment, a radar device includes a receive circuit configured to receive radar signals; and a time-domain processing circuit configured to detect motion based on time-domain processing of the received radar signals.

Radar device and method

In an embodiment, a method of tracking includes predicting a predicted state, in a global coordinate space, of an object based on a state of the object; determining in local coordinates the predicted state; determining a plurality of measurements of the object, in the local coordinates, with first and/or second radar sensors; determining a matching of the predicted state and the plurality of measurements, in the local coordinates, for a matching result; and updating the state of the object based on the matching result. The first and second sensors are arranged along perpendicular lines which intersect at the origin of the global coordinate space.

Position tracking with multiple sensors

An earphone device includes a housing comprising a top region and a bottom region, an acoustic transducer disposed in the bottom region of the housing, and a radar system disposed in the top region of the housing. The radar system includes a first side and an opposite second side. The radar system is configured to detect a first object located on the first side of the radar system, and detect biometric data from a second object located on the second side of the radar system.

Multifunctional radar systems and methods of operation thereof

A semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor chip comprising a radio frequency (RF) circuit, a feedline structure coupled to the RF circuit, and an antenna structure comprising a main body stretching along a direction orthogonal to at least one side of a front side and a backside of the semiconductor device, wherein the antenna structure is coupled to the RF circuit through the feedline structure.

Antenna package with via structure and method of formation thereof

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor die comprising a radio frequency (RF) circuit, a first dielectric layer disposed over a first surface of the semiconductor die, an antenna layer disposed over a surface of the first dielectric layer, and an antenna feeding structure coupling the antenna layer to the RF circuit of the semiconductor die, wherein the semiconductor die comprises a via, and the antenna feeding structure comprises a first portion arranged within the opening of the semiconductor die and extending to the first surface of the semiconductor die, and a second portion arranged through the first dielectric layer.

Antenna apparatus and fabrication method

In an embodiment, a method for testing a millimeter-wave radar module includes: providing power to the millimeter-wave radar module; performing a plurality of tests indicative of a performance level of the millimeter-wave radar module; comparing respective results from the plurality of tests with corresponding test limits; and generating a flag when a result from a test of the plurality of test is outside the corresponding test limits, where performing the plurality of tests includes: transmitting a signal with a transmitting antenna coupled to a millimeter-wave radar sensor, modulating the transmitted signal with a test signal, and capturing first data from a first receiving antenna using an analog-to-digital converter of the millimeter-wave radar sensor, where generating the flag includes generating the flag based on the captured first data.

MmWave radar testing

In accordance with an embodiment, a method of operating a radar system includes receiving radar configuration data from a host, and receiving a start command from the host after receiving the radar configuration data. The radar configuration data includes chirp parameters and frame sequence settings. After receiving the start command, configuring a frequency generation circuit is configured with the chirp parameters and radar frames are triggered at a preselected rate.

System and method for radar

In an embodiment, a method includes: receiving a global trigger with a first millimeter-wave radar; receiving the global trigger with a second millimeter-wave radar; generating a first internal trigger of the first millimeter-wave radar after a first offset duration from the global trigger; generating a second internal trigger of the second millimeter-wave radar after a second offset duration from the global trigger; start transmitting first millimeter-wave radar signals with the first millimeter-wave radar based on the first internal trigger; and start transmitting second millimeter-wave radar signals with the second millimeter-wave radar based on the second internal trigger, where the second offset duration is different from the first offset duration, and where the first and second millimeter-wave radar signals are transmitted sequentially so as to exhibit no temporal overlap.

Synchronization of multiple mmWave devices

An electronic device includes a housing, an electrically conductive layer and millimeter-wave (mmw) circuitry configured to emit a mmw signal. The mmw circuitry is arranged in the housing and on a first side of the electrically conductive layer. The housing comprises at least one portion configured as a dielectric lens to refract the mmw signal at least partially outside the housing towards a second side opposite to the first side of the electrically conductive layer.

Millimeter-wave circuit with dielectric lens

A system includes a millimeter-wave radar sensor disposed on a circuit board, a plurality of antennas coupled to the millimeter-wave radar sensor and disposed on the circuit board, and a processing circuit coupled to the millimeter-wave radar sensor and disposed on the circuit board. The processing circuit is configured to determine vital signal information based on output from the millimeter-wave radar sensor.

System and method for vital signal sensing using a millimeter-wave radar sensor

A semiconductor device includes a substrate comprising an antenna and a conductive feature; an integrated circuit (IC) die attached to the substrate and comprising a radio frequency (RF) circuit; and a flexible circuit integrated with the substrate, where the flexible circuit is electrically coupled to the IC die and the substrate, a first portion of the flexible circuit being disposed between opposing sidewalls of the substrate, a second portion of the flexible circuit extending beyond the opposing sidewalls of the substrate, the second portion of the flexible circuit comprising an electrical connector at a distal end.

Semiconductor device with embedded flexible circuit

A radio frequency (RF) device includes a display screen and a flexible substrate. The display screen is configured to transmit visible light at a first side of the display screen. The flexible substrate includes a first portion overlapping the first side, and a second portion overlapping an opposite second side of the display screen. The RF device further includes a plurality of antennas disposed over the first portion of the flexible substrate and the first side, and a transmission line disposed on a bent region of the flexible substrate between the first and second portions. The plurality of antennas is configured to transmit/receive RF signals on the first side of the display screen. The display screen is opaque to the RF signals. The transmission line is configured to propagate the RF signals between the first portion and the second portion on the opposite second side of the display screen.

Radio frequency systems integrated with displays and methods of formation thereof

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