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LRF0405C 4km 1535nm Eye-Safe Laser Rangefinder Module for UAV Gimbals, Vehicle EO/IR and Security Sensors

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Product Model:LRF0405C

The LRF0405C is a 4km 1535nm Class I eye-safe laser rangefinder module delivering ≥200µJ pulses, ≤0.6mrad divergence and NATO-range performance of ≥4000m with ±2m accuracy and up to three simultaneous targets at 1–10Hz. Powered from a 3–5V supply with ≤2.5W average power in a 48×30.5×21mm, ≤32g housing and controlled via TTL UART, it is ideal for UAV gimbals, vehicle EO/IR turrets, handheld optics and fixed security or border-surveillance sensors.

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Model-level data

Detailed LRF0405C Specifications

Values below are reorganized from the current ERDI marketing specification. Confirm the controlled datasheet revision, connector drawing and acceptance conditions with the quotation.

Basic Ranging Performance

Model LRF0405C
Specified minimum range 15 m or less
2.3 m x 2.3 m target range 4,000 m or more at 30% reflectance and visibility of at least 5 km
0.5 m x 1.7 m human-size target range 1,200 m or more at 30% reflectance and visibility of at least 5 km
Ranging frequency Single measurement or 1 to 10 Hz
Multi-target reporting Up to 3 targets
Ranging accuracy +/-2 m
Reported range resolution 0.1 m or better
Valid measurement rate 98% or higher under specified test conditions
False-alarm rate 1% or lower under specified test conditions

Optical Parameters

Laser wavelength 1535 +/- 5 nm
Laser-safety rating Class I stated in the module specification; the finished integrated product requires its own safety assessment
Pulse energy 200 microjoules or more
Beam divergence 0.6 mrad or less
Transmitter lens diameter 8 mm
Receiver lens diameter 16 mm

Electrical and Communication Interface

Connector model FWF08002-S06B13W5M
Communication interface UART, 3.3 V TTL level
Marketing specification supply entry DC 3 to 5 V
Interface-table supply entry 4.5 to 16 V
Power-control input POWER_ON; module on above 2.7 V and off below 0.3 V, as stated in the current interface table
Standby power 1 mW or less
Average power 2.5 W or less at 10 Hz
Peak power 7 W or less; the current source references 12 V

Five-Pin Interface

Pin 1 Positive power supply; red conductor
Pin 2 Power ground; black conductor
Pin 3 POWER_ON control; white conductor
Pin 4 UART_TX, 3.3 V TTL; yellow conductor
Pin 5 UART_RX, 3.3 V TTL; green conductor

Mechanical and Environmental

Dimensions (L x W x H) 48 x 30.5 x 21 mm
Weight Current marketing source states 32 +/-1 g maximum; confirm the controlled value
Operating temperature -40 to +70 degrees C
Storage temperature -55 to +75 degrees C
Impact resistance Specified to meet MIL-STD-810G testing; confirm method, severity and acceptance criteria for the order
Vibration resistance Specified to meet MIL-STD-810G testing; confirm method, severity and mounting condition for the order

Engineering caution: The current marketing specification contains conflicting supply entries: DC 3 to 5 V in the main table, 4.5 to 16 V in the pin table, and a 12 V reference for peak power. Do not energize the module from this web page alone. Use the controlled interface drawing and written order configuration.

LRF0405C 4 km 1535 nm eye-safe laser rangefinder module outline dimensions for OEM integration
LRF0405C outline and mounting reference. Request the controlled mechanical drawing before releasing the host enclosure or optical-window geometry.
LRF0405C UART five-pin electrical interface reference
LRF0405C electrical-interface reference. Confirm connector orientation, pin numbering and supply limits against the controlled drawing.

How it works

Pulsed Time-of-Flight Ranging

The LRF0405C emits a short 1535 nm optical pulse, collects reflected energy through its receiver aperture and measures the round-trip delay between transmission and an accepted echo.

Achievable field range depends on the complete optical link budget: pulse energy, beam divergence, target area and reflectance, atmospheric transmission, receiver aperture, optical-window loss, detector sensitivity and the signal-processing threshold.

Reporting up to three targets can help a host distinguish accepted return peaks from layered scenes such as foliage before terrain or a vehicle before a building. The host system must define which reported echo is operationally relevant.

R = c x delta-t / 2R is distance, c is the speed of light and delta-t is the measured round-trip propagation time.

How this wavelength compares with common alternatives

Wavelength family Engineering strengths Integration considerations
1535/1550 nm Well suited to eye-safety-oriented compact ranging architectures and compatible with InGaAs-class receivers. Detector and optical-component cost can be higher than in silicon-based 905 nm systems. The finished product still requires a complete laser-safety assessment.
905 nm Broad silicon-detector ecosystem, compact components and cost-effective high-volume sensing. Accessible-emission limits, detector dynamic range and solar-background rejection must be evaluated for the required range and final laser class.
1064 nm Common in high-energy ranging, designation and compatible electro-optical systems. It is not an automatic substitute for a 1535 nm eye-safety-oriented module; detector choice, coatings, safety controls and mission architecture differ.

Wavelength alone does not determine fog performance, field range or laser classification. Select a wavelength from the complete safety, target, atmosphere, detector, optical-window and cost trade space.

Core advantages

Designed for Compact OEM Integration

Each feature is tied to a system-level decision that should be reviewed during host design and validation.

Compact mechanical envelope

The stated 48 x 30.5 x 21 mm outline supports small gimbals, handheld optics and compact EO/IR payloads, subject to connector, cable-bend and thermal-clearance requirements.

Low-mass payload option

The current marketing source identifies an approximately 32 g class module. Confirm the controlled mass and cable contribution before closing the platform weight budget.

Multi-echo scene information

Up to three reported targets can give the host more information in layered scenes. Selection logic should be validated against the intended observation or tracking behavior.

Selectable update behavior

Single measurement and 1 to 10 Hz operation let the host trade update rate against power, thermal load and scene requirements.

Narrow optical architecture

The specified pulse energy, beam divergence and receiver aperture support concentrated transmit energy and compact long-range return collection.

Simple UART host interface

A five-pin UART interface can simplify integration, but the conflicting published supply entries make the controlled connector drawing mandatory before prototype power-up.

Engineering applications

Integration Scenarios for the LRF0405C

The module is intended for OEM integration, so optical, electrical, mechanical and software interfaces must be validated as one system.

UAV gimbals and EO/IR payloads

Use range data for geolocation, observation and sensor cueing. Verify payload mass, regulator transient response, boresight stability, vibration and optical-window transmission before flight qualification.

Vehicle observation systems

Review grounding, cable routing, thermal paths, shock isolation and window contamination for mobile installations exposed to vibration and changing weather.

Handheld and portable optics

Plan battery capacity, control logic, protective optics and accessible-emission evaluation around the selected repetition rate and finished enclosure.

Fixed security and monitoring sensors

Validate target reflectance, visibility, mounting stability, weather sealing and maintenance access under the actual observation geometry.

Review the complete host interface

Share the target definition, optical window, cable length, supply limits, mounting envelope, environment and annual quantity for a model-specific integration review.

Technical FAQ

Questions System Integrators Ask

Does the 4 km specification apply to every target?

No. The stated 4 km figure is associated with a 2.3 m x 2.3 m target, 30% reflectance and visibility of at least 5 km. Smaller, darker, oblique or obscured targets and degraded weather can reduce achievable range.

Is the finished product automatically Class I after integration?

No. The current module specification states Class I, but the accessible emission of the finished product depends on the host window, control logic, service access and failure conditions. The final system requires its own safety assessment.

Which supply voltage should an integrator use?

Do not select a supply from the web page alone. The current source contains conflicting entries: DC 3 to 5 V, 4.5 to 16 V and a 12 V peak-power reference. Obtain the controlled interface drawing and written configuration before energizing the module.

Why can the module report up to three targets?

One transmitted pulse may produce several accepted return peaks from objects at different distances. Multiple reported targets let the host select the echo that matches its operating logic.

What should be included in a technical inquiry?

Provide target size and reflectance, required range, visibility assumptions, update rate, connector and cable requirements, supply limits, available volume and mass, operating temperature, host-window details and expected annual quantity.

Engineering references

  1. Burns, Christodoulou and Boreman, System Design of a Pulsed Laser Rangefinder, Optical Engineering, 1991
  2. Ma et al., The Short-Range, High-Accuracy Compact Pulsed Laser Ranging System, Sensors, 2022
  3. Duthon, Colomb and Bernardin, Light Transmission in Fog, Applied Sciences, 2019
  4. IEC 60825-1, Safety of laser products - Part 1

References provide general engineering context. Purchase specifications, interface documents and acceptance criteria are controlled by the ERDI document revision supplied with the order.

Technical resources

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