Denso Corporation

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Mirise Technologies Corporation

Yoshiyuki Utagawa

Yoshikazu Furuta

Soya Taniguchi

Kazuo Matsukawa

Tomotoshi Murakami

Nobumasa Hasegawa

A battery monitoring system that monitors states of a plurality of batteries. The battery monitoring system includes a battery monitoring ECU and a plurality of battery monitoring devices. The battery monitoring ECU and the plurality of battery monitoring devices are connected to each other in any connection form of ring connection, daisy chain connection, or multi-drop connection.

Battery monitoring system

A battery monitoring system includes a battery monitoring ECU and battery monitoring devices which are sequentially connected in a connection configuration. The battery monitoring ECU includes a clock generator that generates a first clock signal. Each battery monitoring device includes a second clock generator that generates a second clock signal, a controller that causes a frequency correction block to correct a frequency of the second clock signal in line with the first clock signal and causes the battery monitor to monitor a battery cell using the second clock signal that has been corrected, and a switch that, according to an instruction of the battery monitoring ECU, switches a circuit configuration to a state in which a signal received from a preceding device is transmitted to a succeeding device in the connection configuration.

A radar system includes a transmitter circuit, which transmits a radar wave having a chirp frequency gradually increasing or decreasing to a target, and a frequency conversion circuit, which demodulates a signal of the radar wave reflected at the target by frequency-conversion in correspondence to the chirp frequency. A radar signal processor includes a variable amplifier connected to an output side of the frequency conversion circuit, and a feedback circuit which detects an output of the variable amplifier as a detection signal and feeds back a signal of a frequency band included in the detection signal to an input of the variable amplifier. The feedback circuit is configured to cut off and not cut off a frequency band including a DC offset transient response frequency, which occurs at time of frequency conversion by the frequency conversion circuit, during a specified period and a period other than the specified period, respectively. The specified period is a predetermined first period from starting of a demodulation operation of the frequency conversion circuit and/or a predetermined second period from ending of the demodulation operation of the frequency operation of the frequency conversion circuit.

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Kariya, Japan

Yoshiyuki Utagawa