STA79-4 Occupancy Detection Radar
- Commodity name： STA79-4 Occupancy Detection Radar
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- Commodity name: STA79-4 Occupancy Detection Radar
STA79-4 Occupancy Detection Radar
STA79-4 Occupancy Detection Radar is a 79GHz-based millimeter-wave technology radar independently developed by WHST, which is used to detect people and animals in the preset coverage area of the car, and can be used to detect children left behind in the car. It has the characteristics of small size, light weight and high performance.STA79-4 Occupancy Detection Radar is installed in the near skylight and inclines to the rear seat. After the car locked, radar can detect rear seat automatically. Once it finds the stranded children, radar will send out alarm signal quickly. Meanwhile it can start rescue auxiliary equipment such as ventilation system with coerciveness so as to achieve the goal of ensuring personal safety.
Key words:- STA60-4/STA79-4 Occupancy Detection Radar
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Highly reliable radar with 79GHz MMIC technology
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FMCW waveform design is adopted
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The detection range can cover the entire rear cabin
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Can detect the weak heartbeats and breathing of infants and young children
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With CAN bus communication function, support sleep wake management
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Since detection start to send the results, time consuming is generally less than 1s
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There is no false alarm outside, such as the passing pedestrians outside the car and the flying insects, etc
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Not affected by light, dust and other harsh conditions
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Small volume, light weight, easy to install
SpecificationsFrequency Range77GHz ~ 81GHzTransmit Power≤10mWModulationFMCWBandwidth4GHzCycle Time≤20HzRange Measurement0.1m~4mAzimuth Angle Range±60°Elevation Angle Range±10°Resalution Range0.04mVoltage Range9~16V DCCurrent Range≤200mAPower Consumption≤2.4WTemperature Range-40℃~+85℃Dimensions(H×W×D)92mm×47.4mm×18mmWeight＜80g -
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