Using Audio Cable to connect to computer
Assumption: The HB100 Sensor Module must include an integrated low-frequency signal amplifier to boost its signal - since the HB100 device itself generates signals of (typical) 200 microvolts peak to peak. Such a small signal may easily be swamped by interference from fluorescent and CFL lights in the vicinity of the audio cable.



If the signal voltage is amplified sufficiently, it can be fed into the sound card line-in or mic-in ports of your computer - see the specifications of your sound card to determine which of the ports accepts what signal voltage levels, before actually hooking it up. 

Sound-cards can accommodate the 25 Hz to 1 KHz doppler frequency range that the device generates.

The simplest way to receive this data is by saving it as an audio file using Sound Recorder or any suitable sound recording software on your computer. 

Processing this data subsequently (or in real-time) will of course require appropriate software to be written for the operating system of the computer.