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GaAs MMIC Radar Sensors for Vital Sign Monitoring

Yushan Young FellowIssued by:National Taiwan UniversityNumber of click-through:17
Year of approval:2023/Year of research results:2024 /Academic field:Engineering/Scholar name:Chung-Tse Michael Wu

Introduction to the event

Advancements in W-band SIL and SRO radar systems leveraging GaAs MMIC technology demonstrate significant improvements in sensitivity and system efficiency, making them well-suited for vital sign monitoring applications. SIL radars achieve high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) without the need for a low-noise amplifier (LNA), while SRO radars offer superior sensitivity with lower power consumption and reduced system complexity. Both architectures emerge as promising candidates for next-generation healthcare monitoring systems. These innovations underscore the potential of mm-wave radar technology in enabling high-precision healthcare applications.

GaAs MMIC Radar Sensors for Vital Sign Monitoring

Block diagram of the W-band SRO radar sensor MMIC