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Radar detection using ultrasonic sensor

1
Peruri Srinivasulu, 2Boya Tarun
1
Electronics and communication Engineering
Gitam school of Technology, Bengaluru
2
Gelivis’s Venkateswara Vidyalya, Nandyal

Abstract: Target/object disclosure, affirmation, position, improvement speed, etc is basic when the article is close or viably
perceptible. However, the proportional doesn't stand certified especially when the article is far or not recognizable because
of such colossal quantities of components like atmosphere conditions, day/night cycle, etc. As such, Radio Detection and
Ranging (RADAR) was created, which uses radio waves to choose the range, point, or speed of things. In any case, it uses
long a perfect chance to recognize, has short acknowledgment run, not target unequivocal because of wide range,
oversensitive, excessive, etc. A more affordable, basic and fruitful trade game plan is to use ultrasonic sensor which use
sound waves for area and going. Thusly, this paper gives a procedure wherein the Ultrasonic Sensor (HC-SR04) goes about
as RADAR. The HC-RS04 is related with Servo Motor (SG90) for the turn/advancement. These sections are related with
Arduino Uno and ultrasonic sensor for being set up to distinguish and prompt the thing. Ordinarily, the extent of ultrasonic
wave is 20kHz yet here the HC-SR04 region is 3cm to 500cm as it is more diminutive to the extent undertaking use.

Keywords: radar, ultrasonic sensor, arduino, servo motor

2) Introduction:
Radar is a location framework that utilizations radio waves to decide the range and edge or speed of items. it very well may be
utilized to identify airplane , ships, rockets, engine vehicles climate developments . A radar framework comprises of transmitter
delivering electromagnetic waves in the radio or microwaves space, a transmitting reception apparatus, an accepting recieving wire.
Radio waves from the transmitter reflect off the item and come back to the beneficiary, giving data about the articles' area and speed

3) Overview:
The Arduino Radar Project is more of a visual project than it is a circuit implementation. Of course, I will be using different
hardware like Arduino UNO, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor and a Servo Application Motor but the main aspect is the visual
representation in the Processing.

Components required:
 Hardware components:
1) Arduino Uno
2) Ultrasonic sensor
3) Servo motor
4) Processing 3 ( software)
5) Conneting wires
6) Bread board

 Software components:
1) Arduino IDE
2) Processing 3

Circuit diagram:

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4) Working of ultrasonic sensor:

Ultrasonic sensor is an instrument that measures distance to an object using ultrasonic sounds waves. An ultrasonic sensor uses a
transduer to send and receive the ultrasonic pulses.

Ultrasonic sensors work by sending out a sound wave at a frequency above the range of human hearing. The transducer of the
sensor acts as a microphone to receive and send the ultrasonic sound. Our ultrasonic sensors, like many others, use a single
transducer to send a pulse and to receive the echo. The sensor determines the distance to a target by measuring time lapses between
the sending and receiving of the ultrasonic pulse.

5) Servo motor:
Here servo motor is used to rotate the ultrasonic sensor in all directions (means 00to 1800 range). Ultrasonic sensor is arranged on
the top of servo motor so that once processing is done it starts rotating.

Fig: servo motor

6) Methodology:

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Ultrasonic sensor works on the same principles of radar system. Measuring distance, tracking an object etc.
Radar range can be calculated by using the below formula.
 To find the range of radar we follow the below equation:
 The power p, returning to the receiving from the object is given by an equation

𝑃𝑡 𝐺𝑡 𝐴𝑟 𝜎𝐹4
P r=
(4𝜋)2 (𝑅𝑡 𝑅𝑟 )2
where,
Pt=transmitting power.
Gt=Gain of the transmitter antenna
𝐺𝑟 ⅄2
Ar=effective aperture area( )
4𝜋
 ⅄ -transmitted wave length
 𝐺𝑟=Gain of the receiving antenna

F=pattern propagation factor

Rt=distance from transmitter to target
Rr=distance from target to receiver

In common case wherevthe transmitter and receiver are at the same location then R t=Rr and the term R 2tR 2r=R 4t

𝑃𝑡 𝐺𝑡 𝐴𝑟 𝜎𝐹4
P r=
(4𝜋)2 (𝑅 4 )

7) Working of the instrument:

Connect the circuit as per circuit diagram.
In the system install Arduino IDE and processing 3 software After that dump the code into the IDE software and after that it will
direct to processing 3 then it will shows the various images according to the recognition.

Processing 3 working:
Preparing is an open-source graphical library and incorporated improvement condition (IDE) worked for the electronic expressions,
new media craftsmanship, and visual plan networks to instruct non-developers the essentials of PC programming in a visual setting.
Handling utilizes the Java language, with extra rearrangements, for example, extra classes and associated numerical capacities and
activities. It additionally gives a graphical UI to rearranging the arrangement and execution stage. The Processing language and
IDE have been the forerunner to different undertakings including Arduino, Wiring and p5.js.
Once code is dumped into the Arduino IDE software ,its got uploaded to the Arduino UNO board and then It will direct to the
processing 3 software and it shows an interface as shown in fig:1,2

Fig:1,2: processing 3 software interface

8) Experimental results:

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Here are the various diagrams showing the object detection in various figures.

Fig:3: Before Object Detection

Once it dircted to processing 3 then , it strats moving of ultrasonic sensor whixh is placed above the servo motor(it is clearly
observed in the fig:3 as the motion of sensor where no object is deected.)

Fig:4: partially detected image

In fig:4 it is clearly observed that a small amount of red colour is appearing at the corners .It means that an object is detected at the
small portion under this sensor.

Fig:5 fully detected image

Fig:5 Indicates that ,the red color region that where the object has been detected .

9) Advantages of Arduino Sensor:

1. It isn't influenced by shading or straightforwardness. Essentially, the Ultrasonic Sensors transmit the sound off of the item,
henceforth the shading and straightforwardness have no impact on the radar perusing.

2. Any dim situations have no impact on this Arduino radar sensor's discovery technique. Along these lines, it can likewise use
around evening time.
3. Simple to structure and low cost. The ultrasonic sensors are accessible at the market with modest cost.
4. It has high recurrence, high affectability, along these lines, it can undoubtedly recognize the outer or profound items.
5. This radar sensor isn't influenced by dust, downpour, day off, some more.
6. It has a self-cleaning framework to keep running and less vacation.
7. The Arduino Radar Sensor is anything but difficult to utilize. Additionally, it is totally sheltered during the activity to close by
items, human or hardware.
8. The Ultrasonic sensor can without much of a stretch interface with any sorts of the microcontroller.

Conclusion:
In this work, a ultrasonic radar framework was structured and imple-mented tentatively for separation estimations purposes to be
utilized in different applications. An Arduino Uno gadget was utilized as a controller in the structure alongside different
prerequisites, for example, ser-vomotor, ultrasonic sensor and PC for separation count of items or obstructions set at various edges
(from 0 to 180 degrees) inside the range up to 500cm.
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