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Development kit lets engineers explore 4D mmWave imaging

Mini-Circuits and Vayyar offer a ready-to-use development kit that lets engineers and researchers develop 4D mmWave imaging and sensing applications

Gina Roos, editor-in-chief

RF and microwave specialist Mini-Circuits  collaborated with Vayyar, a pioneer in 4D radar imaging, to offer RF/microwave engineers, researchers, and academia a ready-to-use 4D millimeter wave (mmWave) imaging and sensing application development platform. This latest collaboration builds on the companies’ partnership to deliver hands-on learning tools to university students and educators in RF/microwave.

The VTRIG-74 mmWave imaging and sensing development kit is designed to help engineers and researchers develop next-generation imaging and sensing applications without the cost and overhead of building their own hardware. The development kit is powered by Vayyar’s high-resolution integrated RF transceiver technology and radar IP. Applications include industrial IoT, robotics, smart homes, motion and obstacle detection, vehicular operator and passenger detection , and medical patient monitoring.

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At the heart of the kit is Vayyar's high-performance transceiver chip with the entire mmWave front-end and analog baseband signal chain for up to 40 antennas. Here’s the datasheet  for more details.

Key features include:

  • Out-of-the-box ready mmWave transceiver module for 4D imaging and sensing application development
  • 20 transmit by 20 receive integrated antenna array for high-resolution 4D imaging
  • Operation within the 62-GHz to 69-GHz band
  • Real-time data processing of transmit and receive pair phasors for each swept frequency point
  • Pre-configured profiles to adjust receiver resolution and imaging processing time
  • Complete API for Python and Matlab

The VTRIG-74 4D mmWave imaging and sensing development kits are available now from the Mini-Circuits store  for $2,995, with discounts for university students, educators and researchers.

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