03 / 09 · Transmitter board
LD800 S1
Self-developedThe second Lodda transmitter board: a wide-field UA710 PCBA in the 76–79 GHz class, sold at board level with a stated detection range of 0.8–210 m.
Gallery
- Range
- 0.8–210 m
- Band
- 76–79 GHz
- Field
- ~100° / 30°
Self-developed by Lodda. Board-level sale.
LD800 S1 is its own PCBA, the UA710 board. It is listed separately from LD800 A1 because the band class, the field, and the range window are different. It is a board sale, in the same spirit as LD800: the integrator owns the mechanical package, or asks Lodda to engineer it.
The detection range printed for this board is 0.8–210 m. The field of view is about 100° in azimuth and about 30° in elevation. Those angles are approximate and should be read against the outline shipped with the lot.
Supply and the host connector for LD800 S1 are on that outline. This page keeps the LD800 figures — 9–28 V, CAN, and the 80 GHz label — on LD800 only.
Key figures
Notes
- 1.0.8–210 m is the stated detection window. Results at the near and far edges still depend on RCS, clutter, and how the board is integrated.
- 2.The field of view is approximate. Use the azimuth and elevation on the outline for the lot you receive.
- 3.LD800 S1 does not inherit the LD800 A1 supply window, CAN line, or 80 GHz label. Confirm the connector and the supply on the S1 outline.