HOKUYO
Hokuyo UTM Scanning Rangefinder
30m and 270° scanning range. Suitable for robots with higher moving speed because of the longer range and fast response.
- Long Detection range: 30m
- Wide Angle: 270°
- Outdoor Environment
- Compact and Light: W60xD60xH87mm, 370g
- Detecting distance 30 m
- Scanning time 25ms
- Scanning angle 270°
- USB or Ethernet interface
Selected variant
Specifications
| Supply voltage | 12VDC±10%(Current consumptlon:Max:1A,Normal:0.7A) |
|---|---|
| Sensing distance min | 0.1 m |
| Sensing distance max | 30 m |
| Scan speed | 25 ms |
| Scanning Angle | 270 ° |
| Resolution | 0.25°(360°/1,440 steps) |
| Width | 60 mm |
| Length | 60 mm |
|---|---|
| Height | 87 mm |
| Temperature range from | -10 °C |
| Temperature range to | 50 °C |
| Weight | 0.37 kg |
Product description
30m and 270° scanning range. Suitable for robots with higher moving speed because of the longer range and fast response.
- Long Detection range: 30m
- Wide Angle: 270°
- Outdoor Environment
- Compact and Light: W60xD60xH87mm, 370g
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