Request a quote
Looking for something?
Request a quote
Looking for something?

mmWave Radars


Thanks to its partners Nisshinbo (formerly New Japan Radio)
and Jorjin, Sycom-prorep offers an innovative range of mmWave sensors using 24GHz, 60GHz and 77GHz RF technologies, for presence and distance detection. This technology is capable of detecting both micromovements and macro-movements, offering a more efficient and reliable alternative to passive infrared (PIR) sensors.

Open filters
0 results
highlight
Reset

1frequency

Delete

Size (mm)

Delete

Macro motion detection

Delete

Output

Delete
Filtered by :
Tag
close icon
Sort by
Recommended
by Syscom Prorep

NJR4234

Nisshinbo's NJR4234 fammile uses their mmWave module to measure distance using a 24GHz wave.

1frequency
24
Size (mm)
38 x 38 x 4.2
Macro motion detection
no
Output
Digitale
Recommended
by Syscom Prorep

MM5D91-00

Jorjin's MM5D91-00 is the presence detection sensor module incorporating mmWave 60GHz technology. This module simplifies the implementation of mmWave sensors in the 61.0 to 61.5 GHz band. This presence detection module targets low-power, high-resolution presence detection in smart home, office, security and other applications.

1frequency
60
Size (mm)
20 x 15 x 2.3
Macro motion detection
yes
Output
Digitale
Recommended
by Syscom Prorep

MM5D91-0B

Jorjin's MM5D91-0B is the Smart Entrance Counter sensor solution that integrates mmWave 60GHz technology to count the number of people entering and/or leaving an entrance. The module simplifies the implementation of mmWave sensors in the 61.0 to 61.5GHz band.

1frequency
60
Size (mm)
20 x 15 x 2.3
Macro motion detection
yes
Output
Digitale
Recommended
by Syscom Prorep

NJR4266

The NJR4266 is an intelligent human motion detection module capable of self-detecting slow-moving objects, such as a pedestrian, over a short distance (7 to 14 m).

1frequency
24
Size (mm)
27.3 x 17.2 x 5.2
Macro motion detection
no
Output
Digitale
No results
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.