This example page showcases 3D EIRP radiation patterns for three popular consumer/hobbyist radar modules. All three are normally used for proximity sensing and intruder detection.
The physical size of all three antennas is nearly constant, but their “electrical size” (in terms of wavelength) increases greatly from 3 to 24 GHz. This allows ever increasing radiation pattern directivity, albeit with increased antenna complexity.
To showcase the 3D spherical “live transmitter” antenna patterning capabilities of our antenna testing service, we purchased these three radar sensors on eBay. All were tested live with 5 degree spherical (3D) resolution. The spherical integral of each EIRP was also calculated which yields the Total Radiated Power TRP.
Just scroll down to find the test data and image galleries for all three devices.
This inexpensive Doppler radar module is designed for intrusion or motion detection. It’s EIRP pattern from its monopole antenna is fairly omni-directional. Since the Occupied Channel Bandwidth is a whopping 235 MHz, care is needed to properly quantify the EIRP using a spectrum analyzer. Energy is emitted from 2964 to 3200 MHz
We have uploaded the device’s data sheet and you can download it HERE.
Our EIRP data in Excel format can be downloaded HERE.
This inexpensive Doppler radar module is designed for motion detection. It’s EIRP pattern from its two patch array is directional.
We have uploaded the devices data sheet and you can download it HERE.
Our EIRP data in Excel format can be downloaded HERE.
This inexpensive Doppler radar module is designed for motion detection. It’s EIRP pattern from its quad patch array is much directional than the previous two modules.
We have uploaded the devices data sheet and you can download it HERE.
Our EIRP data in Excel format can be downloaded HERE.
Date 19 Jun, 2019
Categories 3D Spherical Patterns, ALL Antennas, EIRP Radiation, Microwave, PCB
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