Description
Infineon radar demo board based on the BGT24LTR11 Shield: Pulsed Doppler (motion, speed, and direction of movement detection)
Summary of features
- Capability to detect motion, speed and direction of movement (approaching or retreating)
- Integated VCO temperature compensation eliminating the need for an external PLL
- On-board antennas
Target applications
- Security
- Outdoor lighting
- Smart home
- Automatic door opener
- Intelligent switches
- Speed measurement
- Health (vital sensing)
Software & Documentation
The download package includes additional documentation and software/firmware for users. The contents of this package are:
Documentation
- Application Notes
- Programming API
- User Manuals
Firmware and Software
- Binary files
- DAVETM project
- Communication Library
- Driver
Hardware
- Altium Project
- Schematics
- Bill of Materials (BOM)
- Gerber data
Getting started
Steps from 1-to-4 provide a quick process to get started with the Sense2GoL Pulse board. In order to go deeper into the analysis of the board,
the firmware, and the extracted signals please follow steps 5-to-7.
- BGT24LTR11 Shield: Pulsed Doppler
- Programmed Radar Baseboard XMC4700
- Foldable corner reflector
- Open "Infineon Toolbox"
- Click on "Sense2GoL Pulse Kit"
- Download the package from "Software & Documentation" tab
- Save the set-up file and run it (S2GLP-HW-SW.exe)
- Browse to the preferred location to store the files
- Insert a micro USB cable (Default) into the Baseboard
- Make sure that P9 jumper is NOT connected and P8 configuration is as follows
- Insert the USB connector into the PC USB port
*If the device driver is not recognized
Right-click on “My Computer” → Manage → Device manager → Other devices →
Right-click on “Unknown device” → Update driver software → Browse → Firmware_Software → XMC_Serial_Driver.
- Open Infineon Toolbox → Radar GUI
- Connect board
- Real-time data is now visible on your screen
- Download and install SEGGER JLINK USB drivers for Windows:
https://www.segger.com/downloads/jlink/#J-LinkSoftwareAndDocumentationPack
- Connect a USB cable (Debug) to the board
- Make sure that P9 header is connected and P8 configuration is as follows
- Open Infineon Toolbox → XMC Flasher
- Check that Debugger Type is "SEGGER", otherwise go to: "Configurations" → "Setup", then set it to “SEGGER”
- Click on "Connect" → XMC4700-2048
- Click on "Select file" → Browse → Firmware_Software → Binary → .hex file → Program
- View and edit source code
- Go to: Firmware_Software → Communication Library → ComLib_Matlab_Interface → RadarSystemExamples → GettingStarted. Copy the path.
- Open MATLAB. Paste the path in the top tab.
“extract_raw_data.m” file will show up on the left tab
- Connect board
- Click on “Run” to see raw data