SUNSTAR SW100 Microwave Motion Sensor User Manual

Microwave motion sensor is a kind of sensor that utilizes the Doppler effect to detect moving objects. It features low current consumption, high temperature stability, high sensitivity and flat profile, making it an ideal low-cost motion detector.


SUNSTAR SW100 Microwave Motion Sensor User Manual - cover page
Brand
SunStar
Category
sensor
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
207 KB
Published
08 November, 2023
Updated
08 November, 2023
MD5 checksum
690E6D678079F8B0C98AC69762AC2CE9

About this manual

The SW100 is an X-band microwave Doppler motion sensor module from SUNSTAR. The manual explains how to wire the module's +5V, GND and IF (signal) terminals, how to orient the antenna face toward the area to be covered, and the three signal types provided at the IF output: Doppler shift, noise, and a DC level.

It also describes the module's characteristics and uses — low power consumption, pulse or CW operation, security systems and automatic door controls — gives the Doppler frequency formula with a worked example, and includes two amplifier circuit annexes for CW and pulse operation. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Connections
  • Transmit Frequency
  • Radiation Angle
  • Installation Direction
  • Output Signals
  • Module Overview
  • Performance and Applications
  • Doppler Formula
  • Amplifier Circuits

Specifications

Transmit frequency (Ft)10.525 GHz
Pulse operation (Annex 3)PRF 2 kHz, duty cycle 4%
Doppler frequency formulaFd = 2v(Ft/c)·cosθ

Frequently asked questions

What signal types are available at the IF output terminal?

Three types: Doppler shift at microvolt level when an object moves in the covered area, noise, and a DC level of about 0.1 V whose polarity can be positive or negative.

Which terminals on the SW100 module do I solder when wiring it up?

Solder the ports marked on the module: +5V, GND (ground), and IF (signal).

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