Key benefits
- Compact form factor
- Near-field sensing statement
- Moving and stationary presence sensing
Source-verified specifications
| Specification | Source-verified value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20 × 20 mm |
| Detection modes | Moving, micro-motion, and stationary people |
| Minimum detection distance | 0.2 m |
| Horizontal field of view | ±60° |
| Configuration | Default human-sensing configuration; custom sensing range supported |
Typical applications
- Smart Home
- Commercial Display
- Smart Security
- Smart Lighting
Integration guidance
Select antenna placement, mounting method, power design, interface settings, and detection parameters according to the final product configuration. Confirm RF enclosure material, environmental conditions, and the target detection scenario with a YiRadar engineer before production deployment.
OEM / ODM
YiRadar supports review of firmware behavior, detection parameters, housing integration, connectors, and production packaging. Submit your target application, mounting geometry, power/interface requirements, and expected volume for technical evaluation.
FAQ
Can this product be used as a safety-certified system?
No safety, medical, regulatory, or protocol certification is claimed by this product page. Confirm the final product configuration, applicable regulations, and system-level validation requirements before deployment.
Can detection performance be changed?
Detection performance depends on installation, enclosure, firmware configuration, target behavior, and the surrounding environment. Discuss the deployment conditions with YiRadar before selecting or customizing a module.
Engineering review note
- The frequency is inferred from the spreadsheet filename, not the data row; keep it out of public structured specifications until confirmed.
This public configuration is a starting point for engineering discussion. Confirm final product configuration, project conditions, and applicable compliance obligations with YiRadar before deployment.
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