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Lançon, Léo. "Définition et implémentation d’un récepteur à base de transformateur pour un radar à 140 GHz pour applications automobiles". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bordeaux, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024BORD0462.
Testo completoThe constant increase in the number of sensors in modern cars, fulfilling advanced driving assistancefunctions, places the automotive radar as an essential element in today’s and tomorrow’svehicle. This tendency is motivated in the long term by the development of autonomous vehicles.The industry considers moving the automotive radar product from the current standard around80 GHz to a new frequency band around 140 GHz. This increase in the operation frequency wouldenable more compact sensors while maintaining and even improving the sensor accuracy thanksto MIMO applications. This work aims to assess the feasibility of a radar receiver at 140 GHz.A first part of this work is dedicated to the development of design tools and models which facilitatethe implementation of millimeter wave circuits. First, a design methodology for impedancematching networks based on integrated transformers is presented. Thanks to their numerousadvantages in addition to their impedance matching capability, they will be used in all thefollowing development of this work. Then, a complete model of the multi-harmonic behaviorof passive N-path circuits and more particularly N-path mixers is proposed. Their benefits interm of noise, current consumption and linearity make them suitable for the implementation of140 GHz automotive radars.A second part of this work is focused on the implementation of multiples RF front-ends forradar receivers, based on a mixer-first architecture. Two solutions are first proposed which fullyexploit the advantages of the modeled mixers at the considered frequency. A fundamental solutionis proposed which complies with the long-range radar applications. A sub-harmonic alternativewith a slightly reduced range is then presented. It would enable significant savings on the chiparea and the current consumption, answering to a market demand for low-cost radar productsthat can be embedded in large number inside one vehicle.Finally, a novel type of passive mixers, called bottom-plate mixer is studied to design twoadditional radar receivers front-ends. These mixers keep the advantages of the traditional N-pathmixers while also presenting a high voltage gain. A fundamental receiver is proposed, based onan existing topology at RF frequencies only, that addresses the constraints for the 140 GHz radarapplication. A second sub-harmonic receiver is designed with a novel topology developed in thiswork, which complement the first receiver. These two front-ends allows a longer detection rangefor the radar module
Letrou, Christine. "Réalisation d'un récepteur SIS à 110 GHz". Paris 11, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA112361.
Testo completoThe construction of a SIS receiver at 110 GHz should greatly improve the performance of the observation instruments used by radioastronomers at millimetric frequencies. It requires the use of various techniques: microlithography to make junctions, cryogeny, microwave electronics and quasi-optics; their implementation is described here and the results which have been achieved are discussed. This work focused on: - conceiving, making and testing a quasioptical injection system for our laboratory receiver; - optimizing the mixer block, especially as far as the embedding impedance is concerned; this study is based on scale models measurements, for its experimental part
Letrou, Christine. "Réalisation, tests, optimisation d'un récepteur SIS à 110 GHz : étude de son implantation sur antenne". Paris 11, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA112227.
Testo completoBensahla-Tani, Benoît. "Contribution à la conception et à la réalisation d’émetteurs/récepteurs monolithiques 140 GHz pour réseaux de capteurs sans fil". Thesis, Lille 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LIL10174/document.
Testo completoThis thesis is a contribution to the development of transceivers for monolithic millimeter-wave wireless sensors networks. The deployment of short-range and autonomous wireless sensors networks tends towards ambient intelligence, changing the way we interact with our environment. The Internet of Things is democratizing rapidly with an unprecedented increase of connected objects. These nodes must and should become more discrete and independent, while still improving their features and performance. Moreover, the increase in nodes number constituting those networks amplifies well-known issues as interferences and indoor multipath problems. The development of sensors using millimeter-wave communications (D-band and G-band) should allow smaller nodes by reducing the antennas dimensions since the antenna is usually the technological lock in system integration. This integration will be accompanied by solutions for reducing node’s consumption. Thus, we have designed antennas, based on slot-line to reduce the usual constraints of antenna design. The antennas are well on substrates of high permittivity and small dimensions, with MMIC compatible technology. The experimental results are well consistent with the 3D electromagnetic simulation. We have also performed an experimental characterization of amplifiers and extensive study of amplifier’s stability in G-band. This study was performed using NDF method. This has allowed us to design a low noise amplifier that can be controlled by short pulses in order to realize a very low power tranceiver suitable for autonomous wireless networks-sensors
Azevedo, Goncalves João Carlos. "Développement de bancs de caractérisation pour la mesure de bruit et la détection de puissance entre 130 GHz et 320 GHz". Thesis, Lille 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LIL1I116.
Testo completoThanks to advances in silicon technologies, it is now possible to design complex circuits in the millimeter frequency band above 110 GHz. The design of these systems relies on the use of accurate and reliable models of passive and active devices such as MOS or bipolar transistors. In order to ensure the validity of these models above 110 GHz, it is necessary to perform measurements above 110 GHz. However, beyond this frequency, the current test bench and methods of characterization are reaching their limits. These thesis studies are fully in line with this problem related to the increasing frequency of characterization needs, whose objective is the development of characterization benches for noise and power measurement between 130 GHz and 320 GHz. The work carried out has addressed the development of a noise receiver that has enabled the characterization of noise sources developed up to 260 GHz. The last problem dealt with by this work was the development of a high frequency power detector up to 320 GHz, with a large measurement dynamic range and a sufficiently high sensitivity to ensure an accurate and reliable measurement