[fooblaster]

I've been somewhat disappointed that the learning material around mimo radar processing that can be done with popular TI automotive radar chips (and others) is somewhat limited after you get through with the absolute basics.

TI's documents are a good starting point: https://training.ti.com/sites/default/files/docs/mmwaveSensi...

But it doesn't really go into the different schemes for sending out orthogonal waveforms from the transmitters, the design of 2d arrays, much of the basic signal processing (windowing, matched filtering), etc.

I was pleased to see https://hforsten.com/mimo-radar-antenna-arrays.html pop up on hacker news quite a while ago, which was very interesting. Goes into how to plot the beam width for a mimo array, with some nice python code. I want more, but I'm afraid I won't get it unless I read through a phd thesis. Any ideas/tips?