Making Music With a Doppler Effect Motion Sensor(+Circuit Analysis/Oscilloscope Visualization)

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[@KeystoneScience]

Great video tanner! :)

[@TannerTech]

Thanks Nate!!! How have you been doing lately since you have graduated?

[@prabhakarratnagiri7265]

Super sir

[@GusSmith]

this was so cool!!

[@groovygamers1]

Just became a fan tanner. Keep it up

[@TannerTech]

Thanks Nick!

[@Name-js5uq]

You are just so awesome!!

[@xmikedavis]

great circuit explanations. entertaining and brief but not superficial.

[@TannerTech]

Thanks mike!

[@hmbrt12]

Nice bench, man!! ⚡👌🏻🤖

[@amandabogart9127]

Awesome!!!!

[@TannerTech]

Thanks Amanda! I hope things in Sherman are going well for you!

[@amandabogart9127]

@@TannerTech It's going great!! :)

[@treasuretotrash2067]

Your desk looks just like mine lol. Much, love from Riverside California. God bless!

[@TannerTech]

Thanks man! God bless you as well! Sorry, I have not had much of a chance to go to the Electronic Warehouse, especially since I move to boston next week.

[@jp040759]

Now that was very cool. How did you come up with the idea of digging into that radar motion sensor to do this? I have some of those and will have to try this on my scope myself.

[@Darrelmakes]

Can you show us your home studio tour

[@TannerTech]

Its not much of a home studio, just a desk in the corner of my bedroom. The rest of it is a mess haha

[@ferminenriquezamorapineda2832]

Is this similar to electric field imaging?

[@snotboogie2246]

I want your knowledge. How?

[@JohnDuthie]

What about a doppler sensor for security cameras? Is that a reliable way to turn on a video camera or do they use some other technique?

[@NiHaoMike64]

You can, but nowadays it's cheaper to do computer vision since you don't need a separate sensor and some way to communicate the sensor outputs.

[@JohnDuthie]

@@NiHaoMike64 That's fascinating. Cameras must have a low-power mode with a low frame rate and maybe that kicks into 30/60fps once motion is detected using computer vision? Is that more efficient than using external sensors? Do people care?

[@TannerTech]

Good points, I know this works well to turn on lights and such when people walk nearby. It would be interesting to do an in-depth analysis of modern security camera. I assume the camera is constantly recording and saves what it has been recording for the past bit once it detects motion. I know that is what the ring doorbells do.

[@phonotical]

Ods pin, it's a cds 😅 cadnium sulphide 😛

[@TannerTech]

Ohh! that makes much more sense. Thanks!