MMWave SDK User Guide

This comprehensive guide provides an in-depth look at the Texas Instruments MMWave Software Development Kit (SDK). It covers essential aspects for developers working with TI's mmWave technology, including the foundational MMWave Suite and various MMWave Demos.

Key Features and Content

The document details the components of the MMWave Suite, such as drivers, OSAL, mmWaveLink, and mmWave API. It also explains the purpose and usage of the MMWave Demos, which showcase radar sensing and object detection capabilities. The guide includes instructions for setting up the development environment, programming mmWave devices, and running demos.

Getting Started and Evaluation

For users new to the MMWave technology, the guide offers a clear path to get started, including procuring necessary hardware and software. It outlines the steps for an 'out-of-box' experience, enabling users to visualize data flow from mmWave devices using tools like the MMWave Demo Visualizer. It also provides guidance on flashing devices and setting up the Code Composer Studio (CCS) for debugging and development.

Technical Details and Advanced Topics

Delve into advanced topics such as the typical mmWave radar processing chain, data path management, and configuration file formats. The guide also addresses common issues and provides troubleshooting tips, including console message interpretation and advanced GUI options for fine-tuning device performance. For more information on specific devices and evaluation modules, refer to the related documentation and links provided by Texas Instruments.

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