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Implementing Automotive Radar Signal Processing Flows on Advanced Hardware Accelerators with the NXP rSDK

Implementing Automotive Radar Signal Processing Flows on Advanced Hardware Accelerators with the NXP rSDK

About This Training

Today's RADAR systems are as complex as they are diverse. Still, the use of software tools helps to streamline the design process, allowing engineers to think beyond the traditional boundaries of the estimated $10.4 billion RADAR market (by 2022).

In this online session, learn how to use frameworks for developing radar signal processing flows to produce a target list on the hardware accelerators. Discover the features of NXP's radar Software Development Kit (rSDK) and learn to integrate them into your software project to enable maximum performance and flexibility.

Presentation

Implementing Automotive Radar Signal Processing Flows on Advanced Hardware Accelerators with the NXP rSDK

What You Will Learn

Discover Radar signal processing using the NXP 32-bit Power Architecture^® based S32R radar MCUs
Explore the radar software development kit (rSDK) flow from mmIC API, MIPI drivers and FFT acceleration to target list development
Learn how to integrate the rSDK into software projects, allowing full use of the high-performance cores for algorithmic processing

Presented by

Andrew Robertson
Global Radar Solutions and Applications Manager, NXP Semiconductors
Gary Kerr
Senior ADAS Solutions and Applications Engineer, NXP Semiconductors

DURATION

36 min

LANGUAGE

English

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