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    High Precision Laser Distance Sensor, 0.03–100/150/200m

    SKU: SUCH-LASER-MSJG
    $288.92
    ● 0.03–100/150/200m ● TTL/RS485/RS232 ● 3Hz frequency range ● CLASS-II laser class
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    Overview

    High-precision laser rangefinders are specifically designed for long-range measurements, with a max range of 200m, a measurement frequency of 3Hz, a measurement time of 0.05–4 s, and a wavelength of 610–690 nm. The laser distance sensor supports interfaces, such as RS485 and TTL, feature Class II laser safety and have low power consumption, making them suitable for system integrators and automation engineers in applications such as equipment positioning, warehouse distance measurement, and industrial monitoring.

    Feature

    0.03–100/150/200m high precision laser distance sensor feature

    • Multi-range distance measurement from 0.03 to 100/150/200 m, covering applications from short to long distances, suitable for a wide range of industrial measurement and automation scenarios.
    • This high-precision laser distance sensor features a 610–690 nm laser wavelength and a Class II safety rating, with a laser power of <1 mW, balancing measurement performance with operational safety.
    • With a measurement frequency of up to 3 Hz and an adjustable response time of 0.05–4 seconds, it meets the demands of various applications, including real-time measurement and dynamic monitoring.
    • SUCH laser distance sensors support detection across a reflectivity range of 0.02–1.0. The green light is visible outdoors, offering strong adaptability to various material surfaces, as well as excellent anti-interference capabilities and stability.

    Dimension (unit: mm)

    0.03–100/150/200m high precision laser distance sensor dimension

    Working Principle

    High precision laser distance sensor working principle

    The measured distance can be expressed as: 2L = Δφ Γ— c Γ— T / 2Ο€

    In this formula, L represents the measured distance, c is the speed of light in air, T is the period of the modulated signal, and Δφ is the phase difference between the transmitted and received modulated light.

    Phase-based laser distance sensor offers advantages such as high measurement accuracy, a wide measurement range, and strong resistance to interference, making it widely used in fields such as industry, surveying, and remote sensing.

    Specs
    Measurement Range 0.03–100/150/200m (Reflectivity: 1.0, Ambient Light Intensity: 3 kLux)
    Sensing Distance 100m/150m/200m
    Measuring Frequency 3Hz
    Accuracy Β±(3 mm + D Γ— 1/10000)
    Resolution 1mm
    Laser Wavelength Ξ»=610–690 nm
    Laser Power < 1mW
    Measurement Time 0.05–4s
    Laser Class ClASS-II
    Laser Spot Diameter <8mm@10m
    <20mm@20m
    <40mm@40m
    Reflectivity Range 0.02–1.0
    RS485 Laser off current: <60mA@5V
    Laser on: <85mA@5V
    Continuous measurement mode: <120mA@5V
    5V RS232 Laser off current: <65mA@5V
    Laser on: <90mA@5V
    Continuous measurement mode: <130mA@5V
    5–36V RS232 Laser off current: <60mA@5V
    Laser on: <80mA@5V
    Continuous measurement mode: <120mA@5V
    3.3V TTL Laser off current: <70mA@3.3V
    Laser on: <100mA@3.3V
    Continuous measurement mode: <155mA@3.3V
    5–36V TTL Laser off current: <65mA@5V
    Laser on: <70mA@5V
    Continuous measurement mode: 100mA@5V
    Operating Temperature 0–40℃
    Storage Temperature -25–60Β°C
    Protection Rating IP54
    Dimensions 85*62*22mm
    Weight 93g
    Application

    High precision laser distance sensor for autonomous logistics

    Autonomous Logistics

    High precision laser distance sensor for spatial measurement

    Spatial Measurement

    High precision laser distance sensor for intelligent sorting system

    Intelligent Sorting System

    FAQ
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    The typical accuracy of this type of sensor is Β±(3 mm + D Γ— 1/10,000), where D represents the measurement distance. This accuracy is suitable for applications such as industrial automation and equipment positioning. Actual accuracy may be affected by factors such as the target surface reflectivity, ambient light intensity, and temperature, but the sensor generally performs stably and reliably.

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    This 100/150/200m laser sensor typically operates on a DC supply of 2.5V to 3.6V (3.3V recommended). It has low power consumption and is suitable for embedded system integration. Current consumption increases in continuous measurement mode; therefore, when designing the system, ensure a stable power supply to prevent voltage fluctuations from affecting measurement performance.

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    When selecting a range, consider the actual measurement distance and allow for a margin of error. For example, if the actual requirement is 80m, it is recommended to choose a 100m or higher range model to ensure stable measurement. Additionally, the selection should be based on a comprehensive evaluation of the target’s reflectivity, environmental conditions, and installation method.

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