o Single chip CMOS NVA6100 Impulse Radar
o 0.45 to 3.55 GHz transmit bandwidth (-10dB)
o Small form factor
o Cost efficient design
o 3.3V Digital Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)
o SMA connectors for RF-in and RF-out
o On-board crystal oscillator
o On-board flash memory for storing calibration data
o Module power down function for low power duty cycled applications
o 4.5-6V operating voltage
NVA6100 is a fully integrated nanoscale impulse radar transceiver, designed for low-power high- performance applications.
• -3dB Bandwidth: 7 .4 – 9.0GHz
• Gain: 8dBi
• PolarizaFon: linear
• Impedance: 50 Ohms
• Size: 50x50x2mm max.
• Connector: SMA
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Kickstart your sensor product development with the XeThru development platform, and quickly develop a prototype using certified radar sensors and your programming language of choice, be it MATLAB, Python or C++.
The X4M05 is a Radar Sensor based on the XeThru X4 SoC. It is certified and holding regulatory approvals for EU (CE/ETSI), USA (ECC) and Canada (ISED, formaly known as IC), and is ready to be integrated straight into commercial products without the end products having to run UWB RF specific tests through a Telecommunications Certification Body.
Kickstart your sensor product development with the XeThru development platform, and quickly develop a prototype using certified radar sensors and your programming language of choice, be it MATLAB, Python or C++.
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