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Home » Indie launches 240 GHz radar silicon transceiver

Indie launches 240 GHz radar silicon transceiver

August 28, 2023
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Indie Semiconductor has launched the world’s first commercial fully integrated 240 GHz radar front-end (RFE) silicon transceiver.

The TRA240091 is a cascadable radar front-end with an operating bandwidth of up to 45 GHz at 240 GHz. It enables extremely high-resolution, which is ideal for applications within the license free 244-246 GHz ISM band and beyond.

The device builds on indie’s previously released 120 GHz solution.

Potential automotive and industrial applications, include:

  • * In-cabin driver and occupant monitoring
  • * Vehicle dynamics and monitoring
  • * Material thickness measurement and analysis
  • * End of line product quality
  • * Tank level monitoring
  • * Surface inspection
  • * Security scanners
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