Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AWR2243
Hi,
I am using the AWR2243/AWR2243 BOOST 4-chip cascade radar for some tests and I have successful processed the captures for range-azimuth and range-doppler visualizations. Then, I checked out this demo [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C49lhsiIrso&t=10s] and the TI guideline for signal processing with 4 chip cascade [/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/1023/signal_5F00_processsing_5F00_4chip_5F00_cascade.pdf], which have 3d point cloud results that require further processed based on elevation estimations. However, I have no clues to continue from there as the description is high-level. In my test, I used all master-slaves antenna arrays and 4-chip cascade, and I want to generate some 3d point cloud results just like the video demo.
I have two hypothesis about how to implement this but I am not sure. Please correct me or point me to the correct method if there is an existing thread on this problem:
1. I can have some elevation resolution as the elevation of the TX ARRAY (TX1/2/3) of the master device have vertical displacement (0.5/1.5/1 lambda) such that I have to calculate the path difference due to this small distance shift for elevation estimation. I saw there is a comment in the guidebook saying 'the elevation angle resolution is equivalent to the resolution achieved with 7 antennas', but I am a bit confused about this.
2. If 1 is true, the location (range-azimuth) of the elevation can be found based on the correlation between range profile and range-doppler profile.
Please let me know if any hints.
Thanks,