This demo board features Infineon’s 60GHz XENSIV™ radar sensor BGT60TR13C. It consists of a Radar Baseboard MCU7 and a BGT60TR13C shield. The BGT60TR13C MMIC comes with integrated antennas and is equipped with one transmitting and three receiving antennas. A L-shaped antenna array ensures horizontal and as well as vertical angular measurement. Thanks to its small form factor and low power consumption, BGT60TR13C MMIC brings innovative, intuitive sensing capabilities to many applications.
Based on the developed algorithm the MMIC can serve established as well as new applications and use cases without intruding on privacy, such as presence detection, segmentation/trackin
g, gesture/vital sensing as well as material classification. Please be aware that the algorithm to serve these use cases needs to be developed separately in cooperation with partners/signal processing experts.
Summary of Features
BGT60TR13C shield
17 mm x 12.7 mm size
Digital interface for configuration and data transfer to an MCU
Optimized for fast prototyping designs and system integrations Radar Baseboard MCU7
64 mm x 25.4 mm size
Can perform radar data processing or forward the sensor data to a USB interface or an Arduino MKR interface
Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface
Operates with Radar Fusion GUI
Benefits
Flexible platform selection
Variable connector options, and option to solder onto other PCBs
Highly flexible configuration on FMCW modulation
Power consumption can be optimized according to use case
This demo board features Infineon’s 60GHz XENSIV™ radar sensor BGT60TR13C. It consists of a Radar Baseboard MCU7 and a BGT60TR13C shield. The BGT60TR13C MMIC comes with integrated antennas and is equipped with one transmitting and three receiving antennas. A L-shaped antenna array ensures horizontal and as well as vertical angular measurement. Thanks to its small form factor and low power consumption, BGT60TR13C MMIC brings innovative, intuitive sensing capabilities to many applications.
Based on the developed algorithm the MMIC can serve established as well as new applications and use cases without intruding on privacy, such as presence detection, segmentation/tracking, gesture/vital sensing as well as material classification. Please be aware that the algorithm to serve these use cases needs to be developed separately in cooperation with partners/signal processing experts.
Summary of Features
BGT60TR13C shield
- 17 mm x 12.7 mm size
- Digital interface for configuration and data transfer to an MCU
- Optimized for fast prototyping designs and system integrations
Radar Baseboard MCU7
- 64 mm x 25.4 mm size
- Can perform radar data processing or forward the sensor data to a USB interface or an Arduino MKR interface
- Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface
- Operates with Radar Fusion GUI
Benefits
- Flexible platform selection
- Variable connector options, and option to solder onto other PCBs
- Highly flexible configuration on FMCW modulation
- Power consumption can be optimized according to use case
