In this thesis, an accurate displacement-measurement Radar was developed to measure an object’s one-dimensional motion parameters with sub-millimeter accuracy. To eliminate the clutter interferences from surrounding environment scattering, the load modulation technique was applied to the motion tag so that the receiver can extract the motion parameters of the desired target from the environment scattering interferences. The Radar transmits a 2.4 GHz continuous wave and the reflected signal with the interferences are filtered, amplified and down-converted to baseband in-phase and quadrature-phase signals. Then the displacement, velocity and acceleration are retrieved by executing noise elimination, arctangent demodulation, and phase accumulation. The experiments results demonstrated that the detection error is less 1.3 mm for a 15 cm displacement and less 46 μm for 1 mm displacement.