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INTERNET OF THINGS- An Arduino-based radar system is a DIY project that utilizes Arduino microcontroller boards to create a simple radar device capable of detecting objects in its environment. This kind of setup is popular among hobbyists and educators as it provides a hands-on approach to learning about electronics, programming, and principles of radar technology. It is also relatively inexpensive and accessible, making it a great project for beginners in electronics and programming.
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In this presentation, we'll discuss how to build an Arduino-based radar system, explore the principles of radar, and demonstrate how versatile and accessible this technology can be.
Radar stands for Radio Detection and Ranging. It is a system that uses radio waves to detect, locate, and track objects.
Radar sends out a signal in the form of a burst or pulse that travels through the air and reflects off of an object, allowing it to calculate the distance, speed, and direction of the object.
Radar systems are used for weather forecasting, air traffic control, military operations, and many more applications.
Ultrasonic sensors are used to measure distance by using sound waves.
A motor that can rotate to a specific angle based on an electrical signal, allowing the ultrasonic sensor to scan the area.
The central component that acts as the brain of the system, controlling all the other components.
Used to connect the different components together.
Assemble the ultrasonic sensor and servo motor, connect them to the Arduino board, and add jumper wires.
Write the code that will control the servo motor and ultrasonic sensor, process the measurements, and display them on the screen.
Test the radar system to make sure it's working properly, and adjust the parameters as necessary to ensure accuracy.
Conclusion and Potential Applications
Building an Arduino-based radar system is a fun and accessible project that can teach you valuable skills in electronics, programming, and physics.
Radar systems have many uses in industry, from autonomous vehicles and drones to weather sensors and security systems.
As technology advances, we can expect to see even more sophisticated and powerful radar systems that can revolutionize the way we interact with the world around us.