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OEM Integration & Commissioning

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This topic hub covers integration and commissioning of 60 GHz Human Presence mmWave Radar Sensor and 77 GHz Directional Motion & Zone mmWave Radar Sensor within OEM systems, including electrical interfaces, logical integration, calibration workflows, and commissioning readiness.

Content supports engineering teams during system integration, validation, and early deployment phases, providing technical guidance rather than procedural installation instructions.

Integration Domains

Electrical & Hardware Interface

Power supply requirements, signal interfaces, mechanical constraints, and hardware integration considerations for radar sensors and OEM systems.

Integration Domain · Hardware Interface

Logical Integration & Data Exchange

Communication protocols, data formats, timing behavior, and interaction between radar sensors and host controllers.

Integration Domain · Data & Control

Calibration & Configuration

Initial calibration procedures, configuration parameters, and system-level alignment to achieve stable sensing performance.

Integration Domain · Calibration

Commissioning & Validation

Verification activities, acceptance criteria, and early validation steps to confirm system readiness prior to volume deployment.

Integration Domain · Commissioning

Related Engineering Notes

Defining Electrical and Logical Interfaces for 60 GHz and 77 GHz Radar Sensors
Content Type: Integration Guide · Primary Intent: Integration Planning
Common Integration Risks in Early-Stage mmWave Radar Sensor Systems
Content Type: Design Consideration · Primary Intent: Risk Mitigation
Commissioning Criteria for Presence and Motion Radar Sensors
Content Type: Technical Note · Primary Intent: Validation Readiness

Integration-related insights are maintained in alignment with lifecycle status and may be updated as interface definitions, calibration approaches, or validation requirements evolve.