About the location of the case: Two Phasers for 2D Scanning？

No, there is no software for this.  But it should be fairly straightforward to setup.  Or, to do 2D scanning with only one Phaser board, you could solder in the SMP connectors to Phaser, and bypass the built in receive antennas.  Then you could do a 4x2 array, for example.  But you would need to create your own external receive antenna array.  

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Jon.Kraft 

Thank you very much for your reply. We do not have the ability to make our own antenna. As beginners, we very much hope that the official can launch a 2D scanning case using two phases.

In the future, will there be relevant cases? As shown in the picture above

Fansen.Zhao

Hi Fansen, yes it is on my list of things Id' like to do.  But probably not for a long time.  There's a lot on the list! Another way to do this is with the X Microwave ADAR1000 modules:   https://youtu.be/B_icccUpxV0?si=hMKvphaN3cmfTDK4

Or the X band dev kit:  https://www.analog.com/en/resources/evaluation-hardware-and-software/evaluation-boards-kits/x-band-development-platform.html

Sir, I am a student performing a project where I am attempting to follow this exact topology with two phaser boards and one Pluto. My understanding is that with the two antennas working in one plane each, with each connected to one Rx port of the SDR, I will be able to combine the data and calculate an azimuth and elevation result of a target. Would you be able to confirm whether I have understood this correctly please? Thank you.