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Speed Your Way into the Automotive RADAR Application Space

Speed Your Way into the Automotive RADAR Application Space

About This Training

Get an in-depth understanding of the global radar market and how the RDK-S32R274 reference design can make a substantial impact on your product development cycle. We will also explore the out-of-the-box experience and the development environment, together with some compelling "real world" examples.

The automotive radio detection and ranging (radar) global market is estimated to reach almost $8 billion USD in 2021, playing an important role in enabling driverless cars. NXP is leading the way with radar solution development and has developed a dedicated reference design for Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and automatic emergency braking (AEB) applications. The RDK-S32R274 radar reference design offers a complete automotive radar solution including a high-performance MCU, a 77 GHz radar transceiver and automotive-qualified radar software.

Presentation

What You Will Learn

Learn more about the “out-of-the-box” experience for the RDK-S32R27 from box opening to making material sensor measures
Explore the development environment, enabling you to modify the characteristics of the sensor
View the sensor working in a real-world environment, providing a compelling example of sensor performance

Presented by

Roger Keen
Radar Segment Director, NXP Semiconductors
Ewan Harwood
Radar Applications Engineer, NXP Semiconductors

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DURATION

1:03 Hours

LANGUAGE

English

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