40mJ Laser rangefinder and laser target designator 40K1 LDR40K1
Model: LDR40K1. The LDR40K1 provides precision target ranging and coded laser designation, following international standards for compatibility and reliability. LDR40K1 weighs only 450 grams, ranges to ≥6000 meters and designates to ≥4000 meters in a compact, adaptable design. The LDR40K1 supports custom divergence from 0.3 to 1 microradian. LDR40K1 functions include: 1) Responding to designation commands using specified internal or external synchronized coding. 2) Automatically stopping after one cycle if no stop command follows designation startup. 3) Laser-code setting. 4) Ranging. 5) Automatically stopping continuous ranging without further commands after 5 minutes at 1Hz, 1 minute at 5Hz or 20 seconds at 20Hz; durations can be modified through communication. 6) Multitarget indication. 7) Reverse-polarity protection. 8) Pulse-emission counting.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Laser ranging and target designation operating mode | Immediately ready for operation |
| Maximum ranging distance | ≥6000m (visibility 10km, target reflectivity 0.2, target size 2.3mx 4.6m) |
| Minimum ranging distance | 100m |
| Ranging accuracy | ±2m |
| Ranging logic | 3 targets |
| Laser target designation range | ≥4000m |
| Ranging frequency | 1~20Hz |
| Target designation frequency | 1~20Hz |
| Accuracy rate (or measurement success rate) | 98% |
| Continuous ranging time [1Hz] | 5min |
| Continuous ranging time [5Hz] | 1min |
| Continuous ranging time [20hz] | 20S |
| Continuous laser target designation time | Short-cycle laser target designation: each irradiation lasts at least 18 seconds, with intervals no longer than 10 seconds, for 8 consecutive irradiations. Long-cycle laser target designation: each designation lasts at least 60 seconds; the interval before restarting does not exceed 60 seconds; supports 4 consecutive designation cycles. After a single long- or short-cycle designation, the interval before restarting does not exceed 30 minutes. |
| Coding | Meets the requirements of MIL-STD-810F; supports expansion with user-defined coding. |
| Laser coding pattern | Can receive external synchronization signals. Precise frequency coding (eight sets of prestored periodic coding formats); customizable coding modes, etc. |
| Coding accuracy | ≤2.5μs |
| Laser Type | LD-pumped Nd:YAG crystal |
| Cooling method | Passive cooling, without temperature control |
| Laser Wavelength | 1064nm±3nm |
| Single-pulse energy | ≥40mJ |
| Energy fluctuation | <10% (standard deviation of energy/mean energy×100%) - less than 10% (standard deviation of energy/mean energy×100%) |
| Repetition rate | 0~20Hz adjustable - 0 ~ 20 Hz adjustable |
| Pulse Width | ≥15ns±5ns |
| Beam Divergence | ≤0.4mrad [ Custom 0.3mrad~1mrad] |
| Laser beam axis instability | ≤0.05mrad |
| Laser startup time | 10s |
| Laser Safety Class | Class 4 |
| Operating Temperature | -40℃~60℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -55℃~70℃ |
| Vibration and shock standards | Meets the vibration and shock requirements for airborne equipment specified in MIL-STD-810F |
| Power Supply Voltage [typical 24 V] | 20~28VDC(typical 24 V) |
| Total power consumption | Standby power consumption: ≤10W; average power consumption: ≤50W; peak power consumption: ≤100W |
| Communication Interface | RS422 (Standard) |
| Baud rate | 115200bit/s |
| Weight | ≤445g |
| Dimensions (length × width × height) | ≤116×71×53 |
| Nonparallelism between the mounting base and optical axis | 0.5mrad |
| Communication Interface | RS422 Interface ; |
| External trigger Interface | Reserved for an external code-trigger interface; |
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