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    This document provides instructions and component lists for building an amplifier circuit and coding an HB100 radar sensor. It includes: 1) A list of components needed for a 3-stage amplifier circuit, including resistors, capacitors, transistors, and an LED. 2) An overview of four codes for an HB100 radar depending on the display configuration and need for real-time clock (RTC) functionality. 3) Details on two codes for the Tutka_V15 sensor that measure speed and print to the serial monitor or a display. Also two codes for the Tutka_V16_With_RTC that print time, date, and day of week. 4) Notes that the

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    This document provides instructions and component lists for building an amplifier circuit and coding an HB100 radar sensor. It includes: 1) A list of components needed for a 3-stage amplifier circuit, including resistors, capacitors, transistors, and an LED. 2) An overview of four codes for an HB100 radar depending on the display configuration and need for real-time clock (RTC) functionality. 3) Details on two codes for the Tutka_V15 sensor that measure speed and print to the serial monitor or a display. Also two codes for the Tutka_V16_With_RTC that print time, date, and day of week. 4) Notes that the

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    HB100 Radar With 2x8x8 Matrixdisplay

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    This document provides instructions and component lists for building an amplifier circuit and coding an HB100 radar sensor. It includes: 1) A list of components needed for a 3-stage amplifier circuit, including resistors, capacitors, transistors, and an LED. 2) An overview of four codes for an HB100 radar depending on the display configuration and need for real-time clock (RTC) functionality. 3) Details on two codes for the Tutka_V15 sensor that measure speed and print to the serial monitor or a display. Also two codes for the Tutka_V16_With_RTC that print time, date, and day of week. 4) Notes that the

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    d u i n There are four separate codes for

    A r o H B 1 0 0 Ra d a
    r the HB100 radar depending on the
    Component list for amplifier 2 x 8 x 8 Matrix display display arrangement and need of RTC
    Data
    4 x 100 ohm resistor Two codes for Tutka_V15 which
    3 x 10 kohm resistor GND
    is ..speed measurement and
    1 x 12 kohm resistor pcs count, printing to
    3 x 470 kohm resistor Arduino Serial Monitor and display
    3 x 1 Mohm resistor If you are not sure which code to try
    1 x 1 uF 50V ceramic capacitor choose the Tutka_V15_with_display.
    3 x 100 nF 50V ceramic capacitor Just choose zigzag or "rolling over"
    3 x 180 pF 50V ceramic capacitor depending on the display.
    1 x 4,7 uF 50V polyester capacitor
    1 x LED 5mm Two codes for Tutka_V16_With_RTC
    1 x Potentiometer 47 kohm linear has a I2C RTC and it prints time,
    3 x BC550C, 549C or similar NPN transistor date, and day of week to the same
    with great currentgain ~ 500 h FE line with speed and pcs count.
    This code uses some libraries ....
    Amplifier has three identical stages.
    RTC is set with a DS3231_set program
    To check if stage is OK measure
    included in
    collector voltage, should be int i = 1;
    void setup() https://github.com/YoungxHelsinki/
    2,1-2,5 Volts (GND-Collector) {
    Serial.begin(9600);
    DS3231_weekday_accessible
    } Install DS3231_weekday_accessible
    void loop()

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    { to libraries to use RTC
    if (i < 7) {
    1M Serial.println("Some reasons to use bipolar transistor instead of op-amp ");
    180p Serial.print(i, DEC);
    Serial.println(" Low Noise and Low Cost ");
    i++;
    delay(1500); Voltage gain A > 15000 ZY-JIN HB100 Microwave Sensor
    BC550
    }
    }
    10.525GHz was used for testing.
    Walking person is detected at 15
    +5
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    meters of distance when gain

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    100
    1M 1M 1M
    100nF 1uF setting is correct.
    180p 180p 180p
    The ZY_JIN HB100 is available
    100nF 100nF in Ebay.
    HB100
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    IF BC550 BC550 BC550


    Prototype was made on 4.7uF
    Prototyping PCB Circuit Fluorescent lights make a great
    Board Stripboard disturbance to sensor/amplifier
    GND GND
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    Veroboard 94x53mm The best results were archieved


    found in Ebay outside, far from electrical devices.

    Be sure to use Arduino programmer 1.0.5 or above as pulseIn ain't working properly with earlier versions.
    This document is produced by M.Kantola with Inkscape program running on Ubuntustudio OS

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