A. Belyaev, T. A. Suanov, Igor O. Frolov, Dmitriy O. Trots
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The Range of Pedestrian Detection with Automotive Radar
This article contains results of data processing on pedestrian detection test. Pedestrian detection is herein implemented using the automotive MIMO radar. Probing signal is frequency-modulated continuous wave in the band range of 77 – 81 GHz. The description of all the equipment used during following test is also included. The pedestrian detection ranges are derived via coherent and incoherent signal integration.