Abstract: A radar signal processing system with a self-interference cancelling function includes an analog front end (AFE) processor, an analog to digital converter (ADC), an adaptive interference canceller (AIC), and a digital to analog converter (DAC). The AFE processor receives an original input signal and generates an analog input signal. The ADC converts the analog input signal to a digital input signal. The AIC generates a digital interference signal digital interference signal by performing an adaptive interference cancellation process according to the digital input signal. The DAC converts the digital interference signal to an analog interference signal. Finally, the analog interference signal is fed back to the AFE and cancelled from the original input signal in the AFE processor while performing the front end process, reducing the interference of the static interference from the leaking of a close-by transmitter during the front end process.

Abstract: A radar signal processing system with a self-interference cancelling function includes an analog front end (AFE) processor, an analog to digital converter (ADC), an adaptive interference canceller (AIC), and a digital to analog converter (DAC). The AFE processor receives an original input signal and generates an analog input signal. The ADC converts the analog input signal to a digital input signal. The AIC generates a digital interference signal digital interference signal by performing an adaptive interference cancellation process according to the digital input signal. The DAC converts the digital interference signal to an analog interference signal. Finally, the analog interference signal is fed back to the AFE and cancelled from the original input signal in the AFE processor while performing the front end process, reducing the interference of the static interference from the leaking of a close-by transmitter during the front end process.

Abstract: A range Doppler angle detection method executed by a range Doppler angle detection device includes steps of: receiving a first sensing signal and a second sensing signal; performing 1D Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) and 2D FFT to the first sensing signal for calculating one first 2D FFT map; performing the 1D FFT and the 2D FFT to the second sensing signal for calculating one second 2D FFT map; picking up one column of the first 2D FFT map and one column of the second 2D FFT map according to a given Doppler index; performing the 3D FFT to the picked column of the first 2D FFT map and the picked column of the second 2D FFT map for calculating a range Doppler angle. Therefore, a computation loading of the gesture recognition function can be reduced.

Abstract: A range Doppler angle detection method executed by a range Doppler angle detection device includes steps of: receiving a first sensing signal and a second sensing signal; performing 1D Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) and 2D FFT to the first sensing signal for calculating one first 2D FFT map; performing the 1D FFT and the 2D FFT to the second sensing signal for calculating one second 2D FFT map; picking up one column of the first 2D FFT map and one column of the second 2D FFT map according to a given Doppler index; performing the 3D FFT to the picked column of the first 2D FFT map and the picked column of the second 2D FFT map for calculating a range Doppler angle. Therefore, a computation loading of the gesture recognition function can be reduced.

Abstract: The invention discloses an oscillator, including a voltage switching circuit, a voltage adjustment circuit and a frequency generation circuit. The voltage switching circuit receives an output voltage signal whereby the output voltage signal switches a first input voltage signal to a first voltage level signal and switches a second input voltage signal to a second voltage level signal. The voltage adjustment circuit receives the first voltage level signal and the second voltage level signal, whereby the first voltage level signal and the second voltage level signal generate the first adjustment voltage signal and the second adjustment voltage signal. The frequency generation circuit is connected to the voltage adjustment circuit, and receives the first adjustment voltage signal and the second adjustment voltage signal to generate the first output frequency signal and the second output frequency signal according to the first adjustment voltage signal and the second adjustment voltage signal.

Abstract: A system for reducing a mismatch between an in-phase (I) signal and a quadrature phase (Q) signal is disclosed. The system includes a phase compensation block comprising an infinite impulse response (IIR) filter configured to reduce a first portion of a mismatch between an I signal and a Q signal, wherein the first portion includes frequency selective phase mismatch. The system further includes a gain compensation block comprising a finite impulse response (FIR) filter configured to reduce a second portion of the mismatch, wherein the second portion includes frequency selective gain mismatch. The phase compensation block and the gain compensation block are calibrated at least in part based on a loopback signal, wherein the loopback signal is routed from a transmitting portion of a radio frequency (RF) circuitry back to a receiving portion of the RF circuitry.

Abstract: A system for reducing a mismatch between an in-phase (I) signal and a quadrature phase (Q) signal is disclosed. The system includes a phase compensation block comprising an infinite impulse response (IIR) filter configured to reduce a first portion of a mismatch between an I signal and a Q signal, wherein the first portion includes frequency selective phase mismatch. The system further includes a gain compensation block comprising a finite impulse response (FIR) filter configured to reduce a second portion of the mismatch, wherein the second portion includes frequency selective gain mismatch. The phase compensation block and the gain compensation block are calibrated at least in part based on a loopback signal, wherein the loopback signal is routed from a transmitting portion of a radio frequency (RF) circuitry back to a receiving portion of the RF circuitry.