12km Laser Rangefinder Module

The 12K-4712 laser rangefinder uses laser pulse time-of-flight technology to measure the distance between the device and a target. The module emits a laser pulse toward the target, and the receiving system captures the reflected signal. By using high-precision digital circuitry to record the emission and return timing of the laser pulse, the system calculates the target distance based on laser flight time. This enables stable and accurate ranging performance for long-range electro-optical systems and integrated sensing applications.

Product Composition

The laser rangefinder consists of laser transmission, laser reception, and digital circuitry. The laser transmission section includes a laser source and beam expander lens for emitting and shaping the laser beam. The laser reception section uses a receiving lens to collect the reflected optical signal from the target. The digital circuitry includes the drive control circuit and signal acquisition circuit, supporting laser control, signal acquisition, and ranging data processing.

12K-4712 Technical Specifications

Laser Wavelength 1535 nm ± 5 nm
Maximum Measuring Range ≥12 km under the following conditions: atmospheric visibility ≥15 km, temperature 25°C, relative humidity 70%, and a ground grazing angle of not less than 20° over sandy, grassland, or Gobi terrain.
Minimum Measuring Range ≤40 m
Ranging Accuracy ≤±2 m
Laser Beam Divergence ≤0.3 mrad
Ranging Success Rate ≥98%
Laser Repetition Frequency 1 Hz–10 Hz adjustable
Continuous Ranging Time ≥30 min
Supply Voltage +4.5 V to +16 V DC
Power Consumption Peak power consumption: ≤7 W;
Steady-state power consumption 1, powered on without laser emission: ≤1.5 W;
Steady-state power consumption 2, continuous ranging at 10 Hz: ≤3.5 W
Operating Temperature -40°C to +70°C
Storage Temperature -55°C to +75°C
Note: All performance parameters and interface options can be customized upon request.