Authors : Putta Ramya Sri; Banothu Bapuji; Ashangari. Rakesh; Bommidi Sridhar

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAY1055

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Abstract : Surveillance radar is most prominently utilized to detect aircraft and ships, including those in aviation, military, maritime, and security applications. Surveillance radar systems are cutting-edge technology for detecting various entities using radio waves. The main intention of this project is to design and construct a radar system to detect stationary objects by measuring their distance and angle of rotation. These mechanisms consist of a sonar-established tracking system that continuously supervises the object. This project will employ an ultrasonic sensor that is placed on a servomotor for the rotations. If the sensor detects the object, it will display the target distance and angle of rotation on the LCD with a graphical representation. The main directing tool is the Arduino UNO, which is filled with programs written in embedded C.

Keywords : Arduino UNO, Ultra Sonic Sensor, Servo Motor, Arduino IDE.

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