Uart Radar System Interface - Infineon XENSIV DEMO SENSE2GOL User Manual

24 ghz radar tools and development environment
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24 GHz radar tools and development environment
XENSIV™ 24 GHz radar demo boards
4 Extracting radar raw data
4.4

UART radar system interface

Note:
The UART radar system interface is only supported within the Radar Sense2GoL radar software
package.
The UART radar system interface defines a set of APIs that help the user access a serial communication port and
communicate with the radar-defined endpoints, enabling the user to fetch sampled ADC data streamed by
UART.
The UART radar system interface supports the following data to be dumped at the host:
ADC raw data:
I and Q (first 256 samples of I, followed by next 256 samples of Q)
Only I (256 samples)
Only Q (256 samples)
Doppler measurements and FFT spectrum
Signed 16-bit, unsigned 16-bit and 32-bit
Using the transferred data via the UART radar system interface library, it is possible to view and export ADC
data via a terminal program (e.g., PuTTY), or transfer it to MATLAB for processing.
PuTTY is a free SSH, Telnet and rlogin client for Windows systems. It is open-source software available with
source code and is available for download at:
In order to fetch raw data streamed by UART, PuTTY should be configured as follows:
UART configuration – full-duplex, direct mode, 128000 baud rate, 8 data-bits, 1 stop-bit, no parity
COM port number – depends on the host PC; look into the device manager for the COM port number of your
connected 24 GHz radar board (e.g., COM53 for DEMO SENSE2GOL)
Figure 35
Configure PuTTY for raw data acquisition
Once configured, click the Open button to start a PuTTY serial session. ADC output data at the PuTTY shell for
the I and Q raw samples looks as shown in Figure 36.
User manual
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Revision 1.40
2023-02-14

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