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                        "*": "__NUMBEREDHEADINGS__\n__TOC__\n= General Information =\n\nRadar sensors can be designed with or without using a PLL (Phased Locked Loop). We developed our Radar evaluation kits with a PLL-based design. The schematics of these designs are available to customers in [https://login.siliconradar.com/ Customer Download Area]. The designs include front-end control, baseband, analog to digital conversion, digital signal processing option, and data interfaces (control lines, UART, WiFi). There are no HF parts in the designs even though our front ends work with very high frequencies.\n\n= PLL based Design =\n\nA typical PLL-based Radar sensor design consists of a front-end chip, a PLL and loop filter, an amplifier and signal filter, an ADC, and optionally a digital signal processing unit and some data interfaces. While FPGAs and DSPs have been used widely for a long time for Radar processing, also micro-controllers and custom signal processors are used for that purpose today. Our designs include micro-controllers because they are cheap and quite flexible.\n\n== SiRad Easy ==\n\nThe SiRad Easy can mount our 24 GHz, 60 GHz, 120 GHz & 300 GHz, front-end boards. You can find more information about the Easy kit on the [https://siliconradar.com/evalkits/ Evalkits] info page on our website. We provide the SiRad Easy schematics along with our kit in [https://login.siliconradar.com/ Customer Download Area]. \n{| class=\"wikitable\" style=\"text-align: left\n|+Table 1: SiRad Easy\u00ae Reference Design\n|-\n|[[File:Easy with lens.jpg|thumb|right|link={{filepath:{{PAGENAME:Media:Easy with lens.jpg}}}}|SiRad Easy\u00ae with lens]]\n|[[File:Easy mechanical drawing.png|thumb|left|link={{filepath:{{PAGENAME:Media:Easy mechanical drawing.png}}}}|Mechanical drawing of the SiRad Easy\u00ae Baseband Board]]\n|}\n</div>\n\n== SiRad Simple ==\n\nThe SiRad Simple has a fixed 120 GHz front end but is smaller than the SiRad Easy. You can find more information about the Simple kit on the [https://siliconradar.com/evalkits/ Evalkits] info page on our website. We provide the SiRad Simple schematics along with our kit in [https://login.siliconradar.com/ Customer Download Area].\n<div style=\"overflow-x: auto\">\n{| class=\"wikitable\" style=\"text-align: left\n|+Table 2: SiRad Simple\u00ae Reference Design\n|-\n|[[File:Simple.jpg|thumb|right|link={{filepath:{{PAGENAME:Media:Simple.jpg}}}}|SiRad Simple\u00ae with lens]]\n|[[File:Simple mechanical drawing.png|thumb|left|link={{filepath:{{PAGENAME:Media:Simple mechanical drawing.png}}}}|Mechanical drawing of the SiRad Simple\u00ae]]\n|}\n</div>\n\n<!--\n= Design without PLL =\n\nDesign without PLL\n\n\nThis page is under construction. We will come back with more information soon.\n\n\nThank you for your patience.\n\n\nSilicon Radar Support Team\n-->"
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