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Radar Simulation

Jupyter notebooks for radar systems simulation based on radarsimpy.

RadarSimPy is a radar simulation package built with python. Contact me if you are interested in this module.

There are 5 modules in this package:

  1. Radar: Classes to define a radar system
    • radarsimpy.Transmitter: Radar transmitter
    • radarsimpy.Receiver: Radar receiver
    • radarsimpy.Radar: Radar system
  2. Simulator: Radar baseband signal simulator
    • radarsimpy.simulator.simpy: Simulates and generates raw time domain baseband data (Python engine)
    • radarsimpy.simulator.simc: Simulates and generates raw time domain baseband data (C++ engine)
  3. Raytracing: Raytracing module for radar scene simulation
    • radarsimpy.rt.lidar_scene: Simulates LiDAR's point cloud based on a 3D environment model with ray tracing
    • radarsimpy.rt.rcs_sbr: Simulates target's radar cross section (RCS) based on the 3D model with ray tracing
    • radarsimpy.rt.scene: Simulates radar's response signal in a 3D environment model with ray tracing
  4. Processing: Basic radar signal processing module
  5. Tools: Receiver operating characteristic analysis

Dependence

Installation

Contact me if you are interested in this module.

To use the module, please put the radarsimpy folder within your project folder as shown below.

Windows

  • your_project.py
  • your_project.ipynb
  • radarsimpy
    • __init__.py
    • radarsimc.dll
    • scene.xxx.pyd
    • ...

Linux

  • your_project.py
  • your_project.ipynb
  • radarsimpy
    • __init__.py
    • libradarsimc.so
    • scene.xxx.so
    • ...

Coordinate Systems

Scene Coordinate

  • axis (m): [x, y, z]
  • phi (deg): angle on x-y plane. Positive x-axis is 0 deg, positive y-axis is 90 deg
  • theta (deg): angle on z-x plane. Positive z-axis is 0 deg, x-y plane is 90 deg
  • azimuth (deg): azimuth -90 ~ 90 deg equal to phi -90 ~ 90 deg
  • elevation (deg): elevation -90 ~ 90 deg equal to theta 180 ~ 0 deg

Object's Local Coordinate

  • axis (m): [x, y, z]
  • yaw (deg): rotation along z-axis. Positive yaw rotates object from positive x-axis to positive y-axis
  • pitch (deg): rotation along y-axis. Positive pitch rotates object from positive x-axis to positive z-axis
  • roll (deg): rotation along x-axis. Positive roll rotates object from positive z-axis to negative y-axis
  • origin (m): [x, y, z]
  • rotation (deg): [yaw, pitch, roll]
  • rotation (deg/s): rate [yaw rate, pitch rate, roll rate]

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