Microwave Motion Sensor

The HB100 is a small, compact microwave motion sensor based on the Doppler effect

SKU 2846-HB100EAN 8219671064255Item type: Assembled

Description

The HB100 is a small and compact microwave motion sensor based on the Doppler effect. It consists of a transmitting and a receiving section. As soon as the sensor is powered, it sends a train of pulses at a frequency of 10.525 GHz (low power); when they encounter an object, the train of pulses received by the module will be greater or lesser depending on the distance. It can be used for automatic opening of doors and electric gates, automatic switching on of lights, etc. Detection range about 20 meters.

Technical specifications

  • Receiver Section:
    – Sensitivity (S/N ratio 10dB) in bandwidth from 3Hz to 80Hz: -86dBm
    – Noise in bandwidth from 3Hz to 80Hz: 10µV

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Technical details

Transmission frequency 10.525 GHz
Output power (minimum) 13dBm EIRP
Power supply 5V ± 0.25V
Consumption 60 mA max., 37mA typical
Harmonic emission <-10dBm
Antenna gain 8dBi
Vertical 3dB beam width 36°
Horizontal 3dB beam width 72°
Weight 6 grams
Dimensions (mm) 37x45x8
Operating temperature from -20°C to +55°C
Storage temperature from -30°C to +70°C

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