Millimeter-wave radar is a critical sensor for enabling autonomous driving. The development of automotive millimeter-wave radar must minimize propagation losses, phase noise, and frequency response errors, as well as the impact of noise on the evaluation module (EVM). As a result, millimeter-wave testing, especially in the 76–81 GHz frequency band, requires a fast, accurate, and reliable testing solution. Keysight radar target simulator It covers a frequency range of 76 to 81 GHz with superior accuracy and performance, providing a highly repeatable millimeter-wave radar emulation function with flexible range definition.
Aview is focused on developing a high-performance, automated testing line and systems for millimeter-wave radars, cameras, and other components for imaging applications, as well as providing related testing and research. Keysight will provide the millimeter-wave radar platform, covering everything from R&D performance verification to production testing, accelerating technological innovation in the automotive industry and enabling solutions to be brought to market quickly.
“Establishing a joint millimeter-wave radar laboratory between Keysight Technologies and Aview is an initiative that benefits both companies and their customers,” said Pan Qitao, regional sales director for East China at Keysight. “We will collaborate to help the automotive industry quickly bring innovative products to market and support the autonomous driving implementation phase.”

“The laboratory established jointly by Keysight and Aview will enhance the technical strengths of millimeter-wave radar while supporting the development of the autonomous driving market,” said He Hongxin, CEO of Aview Technology. “Keysight’s advanced testing solutions, combined with Aview’s overall capabilities in integration and automated assembly technology, form a strong alliance that promotes and supports the development of the automotive millimeter-wave radar industry.”