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Integrating automotive radar sensors into cars is very challenging. Radars operate behind bumpers, design emblems, in side mirrors or other plastic parts of the car. All radome materials need to be sufficiently transparent and homogeneous for automotive radars, which operate in the 77 GHz and 79 GHz band or even both simultaneously. The new system measures, visualizes and analyzes radar radomes in a manner you have never seen before. Optimize your radome material for best performance and effective integration of modern automotive radar sensors.
Automotive radar sensors are usually integrated invisibly behind vehicle bumpers or brand emblems (radomes). For the sensors to operate as expected, they must be installed in the intended location precisely behind the area of the bumper or radome that is transparent to radar signals. The R&S®QAR quality automotive radome tester allows pushbutton checking of sensors behind already installed bumpers or radomes for radiation in the right direction and a free view of the surrounding area. Use the R&S®QAR to optimize your production process and verify the mounting position of radar sensors quickly and reliably.
Automotive radar sensors are usually installed behind vehicle bumpers. In order for the sensors to function reliably, the bumper material and paint layers where they are installed must be sufficiently transparent and homogeneous. The ¸QAR automotive radome tester provides information about the RF characteristics of the bumper material at the push of a button. The R&S®QAR enables users to optimize the material characteristics during development and verify them in production.