A double -frequency circuit structure for implementing vital sign detection and short-distance positioning
The present invention discloses a double-frequency circuit structure for implementing vital sign detection and short-distance positioning, wherein a transmitting antenna (1) is connected in series with a power amplifier (2) and a first power divider (3), the first power divider (3) is connected with...
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Format | Patent |
Language | English |
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28.06.2019
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Summary: | The present invention discloses a double-frequency circuit structure for implementing vital sign detection and short-distance positioning, wherein a transmitting antenna (1) is connected in series with a power amplifier (2) and a first power divider (3), the first power divider (3) is connected with a second power divider (4) and a third power divider (5); output of the second power divider (4) is connected on one path with the first power divider (3), and connected on the other path with a first quadrature mixer (9) via a first bandpass filter (8); output of the third power divider (5) is connected on one path with the first power divider (3) and on the other path with a second quadrature mixer (11) via a second bandpass filter (10); a receiving antenna (12) is connected with a fourth power divider (13), output of the fourth power divider (13) is connected on one path with a third bandpass filter (14), a first low noise amplifier (15) and a first quadrature mixer (9) in series, and connected on the other path with a fourth bandpass filter (16), a second low noise amplifier (17) and a second quadrature mixer (11) in series. The present invention simplifies a Doppler radar circuit structure implementing vital sign detection and short-distance positioning, and reduces the costs of the Doppler radar circuit performing the two functions. |
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Bibliography: | Application Number: LU20180101016 |