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This document discusses embedded systems and radar. It defines an embedded system as a combination of computer hardware and software designed for a specific function. It then defines radar as using radio detection and ranging, describing how radar works and the types of radar. It lists the common hardware and software used in radar and describes some of its features, advantages, disadvantages, operational attributes, and how it compares to lidar.
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Embeded in radar
- 1. PRESENTED BY - SHASHANK PUPPALA
- 3. What is an EMBEDDED SYSTEM..?? An embedded system is some combination of computer hardware and software, either fixed in capability or programmable, that is specifically designed for a particular function.
- 4. RADAR
- 5. RADAR R A = RAdio d = detection A = And R = RAnging.
- 6. !! TYPES OF RADAR !! cLoUd PRoFiLe RAdAR tWS (tRAcK WHiLe ScAn) AMti (AiRboRne MoVing tARget indicAtion RAdAR) 3d RAdAR HF otH(HigH FReQUencY oVeR tHe HoRiZon)
- 7. @ HARDWARE USED IN RADAR @ Power control Waveform generator Up conversion Power amplifier Duplex Low noise amplifier down conversion Data/signal processing Display unit Antena positioning system Antena
- 8. $$ HOW DOES RADAR WORK $$
- 9. $$..SOFTWARE USED IN RADAR..$$ NARS SOFTWARE (8.85.9) Operating System Support: Windows 7/Vista/XP. Control Type: OSD Touch sensor: LCD SYSTEM. Refresh Rate: 120Hz.
- 10. !!! FEATURES OF RADAR !!! AIR TRAFIC CONTROL AIRCRAFT WARSHIPS MISSILE
- 11. !! ADVANTAGES OF RADAR !! VERy FLExIbLE-CAN bE uSEd IN A NuMbER OF WAyS STATIONARy MOdE MOVINg MOdE 3d MOdE CAN OFTEN SELECT FASTEST TARgET, OR bEST REFLECTION
- 12. !! DISADVANTAGES OF RADAR !! TIME - RAdAR CAN TAkE uP TO 2 SECONdS TO LOCk ON RAdAR HAS WIdE bEAM SPREAd CANNOT TRACk IF dECELERATION IS gREATER THAN ONE MPH/SECONd LARgE TARgETS CLOSE TO RAdAR CAN SATuRATE RECEIVER
- 13. @ OPERATIONAL ATTRIBUTES @ RESPONSE TIME. MAINTAINABILITY. RELIBILITY. SECURITY.
- 14. *NON-OPERATIONAL ATTRIBUTES* PORTABILITY. TESTABILITY. INTEGRATION.
- 15. COMPARISION BETWEEN : LIDAR (Light Detection And Ranging) RADAR(RAdio Detection And Ranging) LIDAR uses ultraviolet visible, or near Radar is an object detection system which infrared light to image objects and uses radio waves to determine the range, can be used with a wide range of altitude, direction, or speed of objects. targets. It helps to scan aircraft,ships, spacecraft,guided It helps to scan non-metallic objects, missiles,motor vehicles,weather formations,and rocks, rain, chemical terrain. compounds, aerosols, clouds and even single molecules.