This is the first video in a new 5 part series where I will show you how to build and program your own radar. At the end, we'll use it to locate a small drone. Each video will start with basic radar concepts that I will first explain and then demonstrate. Over the course of the videos, the radar will grow until we have a more complete radar that can generate the classic range doppler plots.

0:00 -- Introduction
1:04 -- Disclaimers
2:35 -- Overview of the Video Series
4:52 -- Basics of Radar Hardware
7:58 -- Option 1: MIT Cantenna Radar
11:11 -- Option 2: Pluto
13:04 -- Option 3: Pluto + Mixers
14:47 -- Option 4: the Phaser
18:30 -- Conclusion

Here are the links used in this video:

Technical Support Questions on any product from Analog Devices should go here:
https://ez.analog.com/adieducation/un...

Pluto: https://www.analog.com/adalm-pluto.html
Phaser: https://www.analog.com/cn0566
Radar Software: https://github.com/jonkraft/PhaserRad...

MIT Lincoln Labs Coffee Can Radar:
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/res-ll-00...

Pluto (only) Radar Setups:
   • GRCon21 - Channel Leakage Cancellatio...  
https://events.gnuradio.org/event/8/c...
   • A Software Defined Radio (SDR) Approa...  

Pluto + Mixers Radar Setups:
   • FMCW radar with Pluto, the ADF4159, a...  
   • GRCon22 - Kuiper Linux Distro - Simpl...  

Small and Short Range Radar Systems, by Gregory Charvot
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/smal...