Senior Design Team sdmay25-36 • Ultrasonic Radar

Project Overview

The objective for this project is to create a ultrasonic radar system capable of detecting multiple small objects. It should be able to accurately distingush between two objects in close proximity wether they are side-by-side or front-to-back. The system will use a set of eleven transducers with one receiver, and ten being transmitters. The transmitters will be placed into a linear phase array pattern. The use of a phase array will allow for a greater signal to noise ratio due to constructive interference, and will lead to a more narrow focused beam from better detection resolution. With the use of a phase array the radar can also scan all directions within its FOV, this is performed by changing the phase of the transmitters. The radar measures distances by determining the time delay of a pulse reflected by an object. The data for detected objects will be viewable through a 2D radar image display.

Phase Array
Phase Array Implementation
Radar Display
Radar Display











Team Members

Nathaniel Clarke

Software Designer

Senior Software Engineering Major

Brock Dykhuis

Circuit Analysis

Senior
Computer Engineering

Baoshan Liang

Signal Processing Baoshan Liang

Senior
Electrical Engineering

Nicholas Jacobs

Electronics

Senior
Electrical Engineering

Jonathon Madden

Software

Senior
Software Engineering

Jiming Song

Advisor/Client




Second Semester (4920) Status Reports

Status Report 1
Status Report 2
Status Report 3
Status Report 4








1st Semester Final Deliverables (SE/CPRE/EE 4910)

Final Presentation
Final Design Document






Weekly Reports

Report 1
Report 2
Report 3
Report 4
Report 5
Report 6
Report 7
Report 8
Report 9
Report 10




Design Documents

Semester 1 Final Design Document
Design Doc Introduction
Design Doc Requirements
Design Doc Project Plan
Design Doc Design







Lightning Talks

Product Research
Problem and Users
Problem and Requirements
Project Planning
Detailed Design
Contextualization & Design Check-In
Prototyping
Ethics and Professional Responsibility