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Utilizing advanced anti-collision radar technology, this system detects both moving and stationary obstacles in six predefined and configurable zones behind the vehicle, providing collision avoidance alerts to the operator through a comprehensive monitoring system that adheres to radar specifications.
The AT-CAS50-1190S is an advanced anti-collision radar unit designed for effective collision avoidance. This specific radar system operates using two separate units to detect objects across six predefined zones. Information about the detected objects is relayed to the operator via a serial line output, providing the range of the nearest targets within the data packet sent to the monitoring device.
The standard configuration of the AT-CAS50-1190S radar is ideal for larger vehicles, such as trucks and tractors. Additionally, the radar specifications allow for customization of the vehicle width to better fit your specific application needs. Its onboard intelligence merges the measurements from both radar units to establish a rectangular detection field encompassing the six zones of detection.
General technical data for the anti-collision radar system includes ETSI 300 / 440 compliance with a bandwidth of 250MHz. The radar specifications feature an antenna beam at 11º x 90º (+/-5.5º x +/-45º), allowing for optimal collision avoidance. The detection range is configurable from 0.2m to 30m, making it suitable for various applications. The system accommodates vehicle widths of 2m to 4m and has the sensitivity to detect a child, ensuring safety. With a resolution of +/- 20cm, it offers precise measurements. Additionally, it is waterproof and vibration proof, making it reliable in diverse conditions. The supply voltage ranges from 9 to 30V with a typical supply current of 130mA. For output, it provides a voltage of 5V (differential) through RS422. The transmit frequency is between 24.000 – 24.250GHz, and the maximum transmit power is 20dBm (EIRP).
Collision Avoidance Radar Datasheet (pdf)
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