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5.8GHz Microwave Radar Module (Discontinued)

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SKU: SEN0521

Discontinued

This product has been retired from our catalog and is no longer for sale. This page is made available for those looking for specification and documents.

Introduction

This microwave sensor is a microwave module that can transmit the electromagnetic wave of 5.8GHz. It can detect the difference between the transmitted wave and reflection wave to indentify whether there is an object moving in the detection area.

Different from the traditional sensors that can only detect human presence by detecting big body movements, this microwave sensor can perform well in detecting small movements like breathing so as to determine human presence even if the person is sitting or sleeping. The detected result can be output through the serial port or high/low level of the I/O port.

Featuring high reliability and sensitivity, and strong anti-interference, it is small and easy to integrate, which can be widely used in fields that require motion detection, such as lighting, security, home, home appliances, hotels, garages, buildings, traffic, etc.

5.8GHz Microwave Radar Module-Top Installation
Top installation

5.8GHz Microwave Radar Module-Wall Installation

Wall Installation

Features

  • High reliability
  • High sensitivity
  • Strong anti-interference
  • Applications

  • Lighting
  • Security
  • Home appliances
  • Hotels
  • Garages
  • Buildings
  • Traffic
  • Specification

  • Operating Voltage: 4.5~5.5V
  • Operating Current: 22mA
  • Detection Distance: 11m
  • Equivalent Transmission Power: 3-5dBM
  • Beam Angle: 120*120°
  • Modulation Mode: FMCW, CW
  • Operating Frequency: 5.8GHz
  • Operating Temperature: -40~85℃
  • Baud Rate: 115200
  • Dimension: 20*18mm/0.79*0.71"
  • Shipping List

  • 5.8GHz Microwave Radar Module x1
  • Documents

    Resource

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    Millimeter Wave vs Microwave

    Blog Millimeter Wave vs Microwave

    DFRobot
    Apr 27, 2023