Integration & Commissioning
Engineering-oriented integration and commissioning guidance for mmWave radar sensors deployed within OEM and embedded systems. This scope addresses integration readiness, installation validation, and commissioning consistency across defined operating environments.
System Context Definition
Define sensing objectives, detection behavior expectations, environmental conditions, and system-level constraints for 60 GHz Human Presence and 77 GHz Directional Motion & Zone radar sensors.
Mechanical & Electrical Integration
Evaluate placement, enclosure interactions, power integrity, and electrical interface alignment within the target system architecture.
Firmware & Data Alignment
Align radar firmware behavior, output data structures, and system-side interpretation logic for both 60 GHz and 77 GHz sensor operation.
Verification & Commissioning
Conduct functional verification under representative conditions, confirm commissioning parameters, and document baseline configurations.
Placement & Detection Coverage
- Define sensing zones and coverage boundaries
- Mounting height, orientation, and field-of-view
- Manage blind areas and overlap regions
Electrical & Interface Stability
- Power supply stability and noise tolerance
- UART / GPIO timing and signal integrity
- Grounding, shielding, and EMI considerations
Environmental Influences
- Temperature and humidity operating range
- Impact of enclosure materials and structures
- External interference and reflective surfaces
Installation Validation
Confirm radar behavior under actual installation conditions, including occupant behavior variability and environmental dynamics for 60 GHz and 77 GHz sensors.
Acceptance & Configuration Baseline
Define acceptance criteria, record commissioning activities, and establish reference configurations to support stable long-term operation.
AZJ Smart provides integration and commissioning guidance based on radar specifications and validated reference conditions. Final system performance, regulatory compliance, and site-specific acceptance remain the responsibility of the OEM or system integrator.