Auto-test device for the transmission and reception system of a

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Testing or calibrating of radar system

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ABSTRACT:
An auto-test device for a radar includes at least one transducer located in the field of radiation of the radar microwave transmission, the transducer being configured to intersect a part of the radiated energy and to send it back to a receiver so as to create, in the receiver, a test signal modulated by beats of the transducer. The device further includes a synchronism mechanism configured to excite the transducer in synchronism with a sub-multiple of the frequency of sampling of a reception signal. The transducer is placed such that the receiver receives a test signal with a mean value close to zero.

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