Abstract: The present subject matter relates to a radar system for the detection of surroundings, in particular for a vehicle and/or a transport device, and/or for stationary application, comprising: at least one transmitting-receiving unit for transmitting and receiving radar signals, which is configured to transmit a plurality M of physical angle-modulated signals, in particular chirps, from which a plurality N of virtual angle-modulated signals, in particular chirps, can be formed, wherein each virtual signal comprises several, in particular M, sampling points which are distributed over the physical chirps.

Abstract: The linear guide system is formed by a tubular body (2) which, internally, has at least three and preferably four guide tracks (33-36, 42, 43) formed, for example, as steel rails (33-36) inserted in an aluminum extrusion which forms the guide body. A slit (7) extends through the outside of the guide body (2); within the guide body, a portion (8) of a carriage is located, which portion includes two bearing elements (11) on either side, formed with two outer tracks (14, 15) for a group of balls (10) to run on the bearing (9) formed by the tracks in the guide body (2) and on the bearing elements (11). To return the balls, upon motion of the carriage, ball return guide elements (24, 25) are located on both ends of the bearing elements (11), and so arranged that they take balls from an upper track (14) and pass them through a duct (16) near the bottom of the bearing element (11).

Abstract: To reliably seal an elongated slit (8) passing through an essentially tubular guide body (6) against contamination by dirt, machine cutting chips and the like, while permitting passage of a movable projecting element through the slit, a cover tape (14) is placed over the slit, but removable therefrom. The cover tape (14) is locked to the guide body (6) by a releasable locking arrangement which includes interengaging, interlocking projection (26) and recess (35) means, located at the sides of the tape (14) on the guide body (6), respectively. The projection means is formed by a headed elongated rib (27), preferably located on the guide body, and the recess means (35) are formed by a groove between a pair of laterally deflectable lips (36, 37), which can snap over the head portion (28) of the rib for positive engagement, while requiring only little force to lift them off the head portion.