Description
Description:
The HB100 Microwave Doppler Radar Wireless Motion Sensor utilizes advanced microwave technology to detect motion. It emits a microwave signal and measures the Doppler shift of the reflected wave to identify movement within its detection range. This sensor is ideal for applications such as security systems, automated lighting and home automation, providing accurate and reliable motion detection.
HB100 Microwave Sensor is easy to integrate into various projects and setups. Operating at a frequency of 10.525 GHz, it offers a long detection range and high sensitivity, capable of detecting even the smallest movements. The sensor provides an analog output signal proportional to the speed of the detected motion, making it simple to interface with microcontrollers and other devices.
The HB100 Microwave Doppler Radar Motion Sensor is also highly effective in diverse environments, ensuring consistent performance while maintaining low power consumption. This makes it an excellent choice for continuous monitoring and battery-powered applications.
Specifications:
- Type: Doppler Radar Sensor
- Chip: HB100
- Power Output: 13 dBm EIRP
- Frequency: 10.525GHz
- Voltage: DC 5V±0.25V
- Current: 40mA
Features:
- Low Current Consumption.(typical 30 mA)
- CW or pulse operation.
- Flat profile.
- Long detection range.(20 m)
Package Included:
1 x HB100 Microwave Sensor Module 10.525GHz Doppler Radar Sensor Motion Detection Radar Module Wireless Motion Sensor For Arduino and DIY ProjectsÂ






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