Micro Laser Distance Sensor, 10m/20m/60m to 100m

This micro laser distance sensor utilizes phase-based ranging technology and supports a variety of measurement ranges, including 10m, 20m, 60m, and up to 100m. It features a Class II laser, a wavelength of 610–690 nm, and an output power of <1 mW, ensuring safe and stable operation. It is suitable for robot navigation, warehouse positioning, AGV development, and smart device applications, and is particularly well-suited for automated scenarios requiring high-precision and long-range measurement.

Feature

• With 1 mm resolution and measurement frequencies of 3 Hz or 20 Hz, it delivers stable and fast distance measurement.
• It supports multiple interfaces, including RS485, RS232, and TTL, facilitating system integration and communication expansion.
• The SUCH micro laser distance sensor offers a wide measurement range of 0.03–100 m, with multiple specifications available from 10m to 100m.
• Featuring a Class II laser and low-power design, it offers strong anti-interference capabilities and is suitable for measurements in complex environments.

Dimension (unit: mm)

Working Principle

The measured distance can be expressed as: 2L = Δφ × c × T / 2π

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 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.

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