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Wondering if anyone here would know this.. Can one of these be used to measure the speed of a golf ball? What is the output signal of a typical module? Do we g
by polishdude20 4y ago
Wondering if anyone here would know this..
Can one of these be used to measure the speed of a golf ball? What is the output signal of a typical module? Do we get just a single float representing speed?
- p5a0u9l 4y agoAinstein demonstrated this with tiger woods. The raw output is very dense and contains range and Doppler information.
- jschveibinz 4y agoThe first order effect (distance) is the difference frequency. The second order effect (velocity) is the change in frequency. Noise (SNR, distance to the ball, aperture) will determine how well this works, since too much integration could muddy the signals. It’s worth a try! Good luck.
- anon223345 4y agoIt comes down to power supply and distance, you could, but you would probably need numerous sensors and would probably be better off with a longer wave and bigger power source