Coffee Can Radar

Coffee Can Radar Project

The Coffee Can Radar Project is a project to where we can create a way to use a radar to measure various objects speeds and possible 3D mapping of of our local area. The idea is to use tin coffee-cans as radar antena in order to create a synthetic-aperture imaging system. The system will primarily be used for both range and Doppler expeirements. The Coffee Can Radar is based on MIT's version of the Coffee Can Radar experiments.

**Currently students working with the Coffee Can system are preparing to use this research for their JHSH research submissions.

Stats:

15x12 inches

$1,800 - Includes Quonset's Cantenna pre-configured kit as well as full range of indivisual components to which the STEM club will build at a later date.

Resolution: 1/2 distance of real apperature (Independant of range)