Learn SDR 08b: Doppler Radar with Pluto SDR

Learn SDR with Professor Jason Gallicchio at Harvey Mudd College
Lesson 8b: Doppler Radar!
60mph = 27 m/s : 2.4e9*27/3e8*2 = 432.0 Hz audio!
3 m/s : 3.5e9*3/3e8*2 = 70 Hz you can hear that difference
Antennas and polarization. Long cables to move farther away. Automatic gain control AGC versus manual gain. Parameters of transmitters and receivers.
wiki.analog.co... 325 MHz - 3.8 GHz, 2.4 Hz LO step size
Don't plug TX directly into RX without a large attenuator and without checking limits. Nearby antennas with an air gap are fine.
Since the same clocks are used, no sync issues.
Watch • DEFCON 19: Build your ...
HW: Put the parameters of the Doppler filters on range sliders and explore different center tones and filter widths.
HW: See if you can record fast-moving cars outside (safely).
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All GNURadio flowgraphs are at:
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[@yorkanathandinesh3012]

Hi, i am trying to create a distance measuring radar using PULTO adalm and a fcmw waveform. do you have any advice on appprach to take ?. any help would be grateful

[@dbezborodov]

When the low-pass filter decimates, does it decimate before or after filtering?

[@josempulido573]

Thanks for the videos! You are a great discovery

[@Sheikshameer.]

amazing videos. Can u please teach how to design gpr to detect crack using pluto SDR

[@desifatimah1270]

Sir, may I ask, how is the type of this GNU Radio?

[@larspregge6420]

Great explanation. I didn't know doppler works this was too (antenna and hand)

[@catalinalb1722]

Great! Super explained! 🙂 👍 Thank you!

[@TheMlg556]

brilliant!

[@teslastellar]

Thanks for the video 👍🙂

[@jkln75]

Thanks

[@ronaldvictor8911]

Thank you!