Secondary radar T-79

land-based

Ainstein T-79 short range Automotive Safety Radar Frequency Range: 76 ~ 77 GHz Azimuth/Elevation: ±60° / ±4° Detection Range: 0.5 ~ 80m Operating Voltage: 12 ~ 24 V DC Ainstein Automotive Safety Radar T-79 enables the following lifesaving features: Cyclist and Pedestrian Detection Blind Spot Monitoring Lane Change Assistance Rear Cross Traffic Alert Ainstein 79 GHz CMOS Automotive Safety Radar, T-79, is the new generation short range, wideband, high resolution automotive radar sensor built with Ainstein’s cutting edge radar technologies. It is built on RF-CMOS IC technology allowing for ultra low power consumption and low unit cost. The highly integrated hardware design paired with Ainstein’s proprietary advanced radar signal processing algorithms makes it capable of high resolution 360° detection when multiple units are configured on the vehicle. This allows for semi-autonomous or fully autonomous driving. Vehicles are changing and getting smarter, as mechatronics, electronics and autonomous functions supersede more traditional mechanical parts and features on the interior and exterior. For Adac Automotive Inc., a Tier 1 supplier and injection molder based in Cascade Township, Mich., near Grand Rapids, this technology progression affects its biggest product segment in the automotive market: door handles. “Whether it’s door handles or latches, all these things are purely mechanical parts becoming electronically driven with ‘brains,'” Adac’s Jeff Ackerman, executive vice president of global business development,