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Radar Test System UTP 5065

NOFFZ Technologies
Radar Test System UTP 5065

Compact near-field radar sensor test system with low-reflection absorber chamber for automotive radar validation and end-of-line test.

Technical specifications

Test type
Direct near-field radar sensor test
Frequency range (target simulator)
75 GHz - 82 GHz
Bandwidth
Up to 5 GHz
Target simulation
One or multiple targets
Motion axes
2 axes (azimuth and elevation), optional goniometer or robot
Footprint
70% less floor space than horizontal test setup (compact vertical design)
Chamber type
Extremely low-reflection (anechoic) absorber chamber
Operation modes
Manual operation or full in-line automation integration
Optional automation
Robots, pick and place systems for loading/unloading
Control software
UTP Suite test software
Application
Automotive radar sensor validation and end-of-line (EOL) test

About

The UTP 5065 is NOFFZ Technologies’ radar test system for automotive radar sensors used in autonomous driving, cabin monitoring, and ADAS applications. The signal emitted by the device under test is modified by a radar target simulator and returned to the sensor, enabling precise sensor calibration and validation inside an extremely low-reflection absorber chamber for stable, reproducible measurement quality. The system supports both manual operation and integration into fully automated in-line production setups, using high-precision two-axis (azimuth and elevation) movement of the sensor around the radiation center, optionally with a goniometer or robot. Its compact vertical design uses 70% less floor space than a horizontal test setup, and it integrates radar target simulators from various manufacturers covering 75-82 GHz with bandwidths up to 5 GHz, simulating one or multiple targets. Robots and pick-and-place systems can be added for short handling times and optimal loading/unloading, making it suitable for both product validation and high-volume end-of-line production testing.

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