Introduction
Welcome to the SensEdu documentation!
SensEdu is an educational project designed to simplify entry into RADAR and communications research.
Based on the STM32H747 Microcontroller and runs on the Arduino GIGA R1 WiFi development Board, providing industry-standard embedded development experience while remaining beginner-friendly. SensEdu is perfect for students looking for a smooth introduction to this field, offering an easy-to-understand yet highly modifiable software and hardware environment.
This project is completely open source and comes with quick support from the development team.
SensEdu is still in its early development stages. The core functionality is available, but many additional features are in progress. If you like the project, consider contributing. Any input from both experienced developers and beginners is highly appreciated!
Features
SensEdu includes:
- MEMS microphones
- Barometric Air Pressure Sensor
- Ultrasonic Transducers
You can find detailed information about each component in the PCB Chapter. With these components, you can build a variety of projects, such as:
- Ultrasonic Distance Measurements
- Chirp Signal Generation
- FMCW Radars
- Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) communication between multiple boards
- Weather Stations
Project Structure
The project is divided into three main parts:
- Shield PCB – Located in
pcb\ - Hardware Abstraction Library – Located in
libraries\SensEdu\ - Full Projects – Located in
projects\
Each part is thoroughly documented in this wiki, allowing you to modify both software and hardware using the provided examples.
Acknowledgments
SensEdu was made possible thanks to these freely available tools:
- Arduino and Arduino IDE 2.x
- XENSIV™ Digital Pressure Sensor Arduino Library
- STM32H747 Documentation and STM32CubeMX
- Jekyll and Just the Docs template
- KiCAD
Thank You to All Contributors!
