01 / 09 · BSD radar
RB403
Self-developedLodda’s self-developed radar for the flank of a commercial vehicle — the zone beside the cab and along the trailer, where a driver is looking for people, bikes, and passing vehicles.
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- Placement
- Vehicle side
- Class
- BSIS403T3 reference
- Band
- 77 GHz class
Self-developed by Lodda.
RB403 is built for side mounting, left and right, on medium and heavy vehicles. The sensing job is blind-spot information, in the same class as a side-looking BSD radar such as 睿行 BSIS403T3. That product is the design reference for positioning. It is not the name on the Lodda drawing.
The reference class is a 77 GHz, target-level automotive radar aimed across a wide side field, for the blind zone of a truck or bus. RB403 follows that placement and that job. Measured range, field of view, supply, and enclosure for the Lodda unit are taken from the RB403 drawing at quotation.
Use RB403 when the program wants a Lodda-designed side sensor. Continental surround radars on the agency line, including SRR630, answer a different brief and stay in that catalog.
Key figures
| Designer | Lodda, self-developed |
|---|---|
| Role | Side blind-spot radar for trucks and buses |
| Design reference | 睿行 BSIS403T3 class, for positioning1 |
| Mounting | Left and right side of the vehicle |
| Targets | Pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles in the side zone |
| Band class | 77 GHz automotive radar class |
| Performance sheet | Confirmed on the Lodda drawing at quotation1 |
Notes
- 1.BSIS403T3 names the class: a side-looking commercial-vehicle blind-spot radar. Range, field of view, supply, enclosure, and any regulatory reading for RB403 come from the Lodda drawing. This page does not reprint the reference vendor’s measured table, and the class name is not a certification.