Radar apparatus
The present disclosure relates to a radar apparatus including a circuit board provided inside a housing having an upper side open, and on which an RF element is mounted on an upper surface, and a cavity having an open lower side and coupled to the upper surface of the circuit board for accommodating the RF element, wherein the cavity includes a coupling portion extending downwardly in a region of a surface coupled to the circuit board, and the coupling portion is inserted into a coupling hole formed in the circuit board to contact a ground plane of the circuit board.
1. A radar apparatus comprising:
a circuit board disposed inside a housing having an upper side open, wherein an RF element is mounted on an upper surface of the circuit board;
a cavity having an open lower side and coupled to the upper surface of the circuit board for accommodating the RF element; and
a shield can disposed between the circuit board and the housing,
wherein the cavity includes a coupling portion extending downwardly in a region of a surface coupled to the circuit board, and the coupling portion is inserted into a coupling hole formed in the circuit board to contact a ground plane of the circuit board, and
wherein the coupling portion is inserted into the coupling hole formed extending to the housing through the shield can and extends to contact the housing.
2. The radar apparatus of claim 1 , wherein a space is formed between the cavity and the RF element.
3. The radar apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the cavity is formed of a polymer resin containing conductive powder to shield electromagnetic waves from an outside.
4. The radar apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising a radome with an open lower side and coupled to the housing.
5. The radar apparatus of claim 4 , wherein an upper surface of the cavity is coupled to a lower surface of the radome.
6. The radar apparatus of claim 4 , further comprising an antenna mounted on a region separated from a region on which the RF element is mounted among the upper surface of the circuit board,
wherein the radome is formed so that a region corresponding to a region in which the antenna is mounted protrudes in a direction of the antenna.
7. The radar apparatus of claim 6 , wherein a distance to the antenna of the protruding area of the radome corresponds to a half-wavelength with respect to a wavelength of signal transmitted from the antenna.
8. The radar apparatus of claim 1 , wherein a plurality of the coupling portions are spaced apart from each other at a predetermined interval, and a plurality of the coupling holes are formed to correspond to the coupling portion.
9. The radar apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the coupling portion is formed in the form of a plate, and the coupling hole is formed in a shape into which the plate-shaped coupling portion is inserted.
10. A radar apparatus comprising:
a circuit board disposed inside a housing having an upper side open, wherein an RF element is mounted on an upper surface of the circuit board;
a cavity having an open lower side and coupled to the upper surface of the circuit board for accommodating the RF element;
a radome with an open lower side and coupled to the housing;
an antenna mounted on a region separated from a region on which the RF element is mounted among the upper surface of the circuit board,
wherein the cavity includes a coupling portion extending downwardly in a region of a surface coupled to the circuit board, and the coupling portion is inserted into a coupling hole formed in the circuit board to contact a ground plane of the circuit board, and
wherein a distance to the antenna of the protruding area of the radome corresponds to a half-wavelength with respect to a wavelength of signal transmitted from the antenna.
11. The radar apparatus of claim 10 , wherein a space is formed between the cavity and the RF element.
12. The radar apparatus of claim 10 , wherein the cavity is formed of a polymer resin containing conductive powder to shield electromagnetic waves from an outside.
13. The radar apparatus of claim 10 , further comprising a shield can disposed between the circuit board and the housing.
14. The radar apparatus of claim 13 , wherein the coupling portion is inserted into the coupling hole formed extending to the housing through the shield can and extends to contact the housing.
15. The radar apparatus of claim 10 , wherein an upper surface of the cavity is coupled to a lower surface of the radome.
16. The radar apparatus of claim 10 , wherein a plurality of the coupling portions are spaced apart from each other at a predetermined interval, and a plurality of the coupling holes are formed to correspond to the coupling portion.
17. The radar apparatus of claim 10 , wherein the coupling portion is formed in the form of a plate, and the coupling hole is formed in a shape into which the plate-shaped coupling portion is inserted.