In the days before integrated circuits became ubiquitous, providing advanced functionality in a single package, designers became adept at extracting the maximum use from discrete components. They’d ...
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Ghost in the microwave: Why the forgotten spectrum between radar and infrared is the only way to stop self driving crashes
Boston-based Teradar made waves at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 this week, unveiling its flagship terahertz sensor, Summit, following a 150 million USD funding round. This long-range, ...
The American Institute of Physics and Tomash Publishers have performed a great service by publishing, after 40 years, Henry Guerlac’s outstanding history of the development of microwave radar in World ...
Summary and Key Points: China and Russia have outpaced the United States in hypersonic weapons development, with China now advancing defensive capabilities. China claims to have developed a “microwave ...
Last week United Air Lines announced that it had tested a microwave radar, found it the best yet for commercial planes. Company engineers installed “C-band” (5.5 cm.) radar in a DC-3 (dubbed ‘ Sir ...
I recently picked up a couple of microwave motion sensor radar modules. You have seen (and perhaps tried) it before. This post is about the HFS-DC06 (DC5V/5.8GHz) Microwave Radar Sensor Switch Module!
Detection using today’s microwave sensors has some advantages. Unlike traditional passive infrared motion sensors, most microwave sensors can distinguish between moving and static objects, and objects ...
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