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Thomas Binzer

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Tore Toennesen

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Klaus-Dieter Miosga

Alexander Fischer

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Wolfram Veigel

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Heinrich Baldauf

Gilbert Mörsch

Stefan Keith

Radar sensor having a mixer for mixing a received signal with a reference signal and having a device for compensating interference signals which would overload the mixer, wherein the device for compensating the interference signals has an adjustable reflection point at the reference input of the mixer.

Radar sensor having interference signal compensation

An FMCW radar sensor for motor vehicles, having a high frequency part for generating, transmitting and receiving radar signals, a modulation device for controlling the frequency modulation of the transmitted radar signal, at least one analog preprocessing stage for an intermediate frequency signal formed from the received radar signal, at least one analog/digital transducer stage, and a processor for controlling the modulation device and for further processing the digital signals of the analog/digital transducer stage, wherein the modulation device, the preprocessing stage and the analog/digital transducer stage are integrated into a single semiconductor component, which also has a monitoring device and registers for the configuration and monitoring of the components of the semiconductor component as well as an interface to the processor.

FMCW radar sensor for motor vehicles

An FMCW radar sensor having a plurality of antenna elements and a supply circuit for supplying transmission signals having ramp-shaped modulated frequencies to the antenna elements, including a switchover device for switching over the supply circuit between a near-field mode, in which the transmission signals supplied to the individual antenna elements have a certain frequency offset, and a far-field mode, in which the frequencies of the transmission signals are identical.

FMCW radar sensor

A method is provided for operating an internal combustion engine in whose exhaust-gas region an exhaust-gas treatment device is situated, and in which a reagent is introduced into the exhaust-gas region of the internal combustion engine. in addition, a device is provided for implementing the method. The reagent pressure occurring between a reagent safety valve and a reagent dosing valve, disposed directly in the exhaust-gas region is recorded during different states of the reagent safety valve and/or the reagent dosing valve and compared to at least one threshold value. If the threshold is exceeded, a fault signal is provided. This may offer high safety which may be of particular importance when fuel is used as reagent.

Method for operating an internal combustion engine and device for implementing the method

It is therefore the object of the present invention to disclose a device for power calibration of an oscillator in the high-frequency range, which has a reduced number of components and/or has less-expensive components. A method for power calibration of an oscillator is also to be disclosed, which eliminates the disadvantages of the known methods, that is, determining the output power of the oscillator via an additional, expensive component. To that end, the input () of the control module () is embodied as electrically connectable to the HF switch (comprising () and ()) and the output () of the control module () is embodied as electrically connectable to the HF switch and/or to the amplifier. If the HF switch is then not acted upon by an input signal (pulse or direct voltage), but instead if the voltage is measured at the control input () of the HF switch, then the required controlled variable (the HF output power) is achieved, since the PIN diodes of the HF switch rectify the apply HF power and generate a proportional direct voltage.

Device and method for power calibration of an oscillator

A method for cleaning a resonator in an oscillator, a laser being first used for the adjustment of the resonator, in that, using the laser, a dielectric material of the resonator is removed until a specified frequency is attained; the resonator being cleaned using the laser after the attaining of the specified frequency, in order to remove deposited products of the removal process.

Method for cleaning a resonator

A method for tuning a resonator in an oscillator is provided. A dielectric serving as a resonator in the oscillator is trimmed in a targeted manner by laser pulses until a target frequency for the resonator is reached. The lasers used may be excimer lasers or solid-state lasers.

Method for adjusting a resonator in an oscillator

A capacitor with alterable capacitance for changing the impedance of a section of a coplanar waveguide, which may be used in particular as a high-frequency microswitch, is provided. A ground lead and a signal lead interrupted by an electroconductive connection which is self-supporting at least in some areas are provided, the capacitor including the electroconductive connection and an additional electroconductive connection connected to the ground lead. A structure connected to the electroconductive connection is provided, which is designed in such a manner that it reduces mechanical stresses which occurs in the electroconductive connection. An exemplary embodiment of the device provides for the electroconductive connection to be made of a material having coefficients of thermal expansion similar to that of silicon and a high modulus of elasticity compared to metals, in particular of molybdenum, tantalum or tungsten. The two exemplary embodiments may be combined.

Device having a capacitor with alterable capacitance, in particular a high-frequency microswitch

A coupling element for an HF strip line structure on an HF substrate, implemented in thin-layer technology as a finger coupler structure on a silicon support is described. The bonding to the strip line tracks of the HF strip line structure is effected via metallizations, in particular in the form of spacers.

Capacitive finger coupling element on a silicon support for coupling a strip line structure

A device including a capacitor system for varying the impedance of a section of a coplanar waveguide. The capacitance of the capacitor system is variable. The capacitor system includes a first electrically conductive connection, a second electrically conductive connection, and a third electrically conductive connection at least partially. The signal line of the section of the waveguide is interrupted over a predetermined length, the first connection connecting the ground lines of the waveguide, the second connection connecting the ground lines of the waveguide, and the third connection connecting the two parts of the interrupted signal line.

Coplanar switch

A device having a capacitor for changing the impedance of a section of a coplanar waveguide is provided, the capacitance of the capacitor being changeable, the signal line of the section of the waveguide being interrupted for a predefined length, a first connection connecting the ground lines of the waveguide, and the second connection connecting both parts of the interrupted signal line.

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