Traffic Speed Radar Long Range Detection LDTR20
● Frequency：24GHz
● Detection distance：≥200 meters
● Communication interface：supports RS485 and TTL communication methods
● Product form：integral radar with housing or separate PCBA (radar sensor)
● Customization service：Support personalized product customization
LDTR20 is a sensor used to detect vehicle speed on motor vehicle lanes.
Millimeter-wave speed radar has a fast measurement speed and can quickly obtain information such as the speed, driving direction and motion status of the target object. It is suitable for monitoring and tracking high-speed moving targets.
Features
● K-band radio frequency integrated circuit design.
● Multi-lane coverage to differentiate vehicle directions.
● It has strong anti-interference ability, has less impact on environmental conditions such as atmosphere, rain, snow, haze, etc., and can maintain good working performance in bad weather.
Application
It is widely used on various roads such as highways, urban arterials, city and county highways, urban and rural arterial roads to provide vehicle speed reminders, road curve warnings, and intersection warnings.
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