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Investigating Active Cancellation Towards a Single-Antenna Multi-Role FMCW Radar Based on the ARESTOR System Report

Below is the report for my Summer research project supervised by Dr Nial Peters, Dr Colin Horne and Dr Mathew Ritchie of the Sensors, Systems and Circuits Group in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at University College London.
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Francisco Javier Bermejo Vilas
1st Year University Student, UCL
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A research report summarising my Summer investigation supervised by Dr Nial Peters, Dr Colin Horne and Dr Mathew Ritchie of the Sensors, Systems and Circuits Group in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at University College London. This project aimed to determine whether active cancellation could be employed by UCL´s ARESTOR RF sensor platform with the aim of making versatile single-antenna FMCW platforms.

Go to the profile of Francisco Javier Bermejo Vilas
Francisco Javier Bermejo Vilas
1st Year University Student, UCL

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