The China Mobile Research Institute and test company Rohde & Schwarz are partnering to research and validate joint communication and sensing (JCAS).
The two partners intend to use Rohde & Schwarz’s most recently released automotive radar echo generator as an object simulator in a JCAS testing solution. R&S said that its test solution is far more flexible than the set-ups used for JCAS testing currently, which it described as being “based on real objects with limited test scenarios in inflexible settings.” Comparatively, the test company said, its dynamic artificial object simulator “can generate multiple dynamic targets with varying distances, sizes, radial velocities and angular directions” and can also “simulate several target objects by increasing the number of frontends.”
