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Andreas von Loesecke, Product Manager, Microwave Imaging at Rohde & Schwarz
Andreas von Loesecke, Product Manager, Microwave Imaging at Rohde & Schwarz

ABOUT

Andreas von Lösecke graduated in electrical engineering from the Technical university of Munich, Germany. He supported the automotive business at Rohde & Schwarz since 2016, starting as a market segment manager. Since June 2018 Andreas has been working as a product manager within the microwave imaging division, focusing on solutions for the automotive industry.

The Next Generation of Automotive Radar Object Simulation

In this webinar, accelerate your radar module and system development with the next generation of automotive radar test systems.


In partnership with Rohde & Schwarz

Webinar Overview

For Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) & Autonomous Driving (AD) to function it is critical that radar sensors correctly recognize static and moving objects. Accurately emulating a real road environment by electronically generating echos representative of objects such as other vehicles, road users and pedestrians is an important part of the development and production testing of radar chipsets, sensors and systems.

The new R&S RTS – consisting of the R&S AREG800A radar echo generator and the R&S QAT100 antenna array frontend is the most accurate, scalable & advanced solution for automotive radar object simulation on the market. It supports the emulation of complex moving object scenarios, reducing the need for expensive and time-consuming test kilometers on the proving ground. Join this webinar to discover the next generation of automotive radar testing.

In this webinar, accelerate your radar module and system development with the next generation of automotive radar test systems.

Learn More About:

  • The latest developments in automotive radar testing
  • Applications such as ViL and HiL testing
  • The features and benefits of the RTS

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