Microwave motion detectors are attractive
alternatives to other detectors. They provide larger coverage
and operate over wider temperature range under environmental
influence, such as wind, dust, snow, acoustic noise, moisture,
etc. The operating principle of microwave motion detector
is based on Doppler-effect as these detectors respond only
to moving targets.
FAQs for Sensor Modules
1. What is Doppler
sensor module?
When a transmitted signal of frequency 
from the sensor module is incident on a target that is either
approaching or receding from the sensor, the frequency of
the reflected signal becomes    
and is received by the sensor module. The sensor module is
able to detect the frequency shift 
and produce an output for user's further processing.
Illustrations for Doppler Effect

2. How to calculate
target speed?
Input your parameter and calculate the
doppler shift.

3. What
can I do with Doppler sensor module?
The Doppler frequency shift can be unutilized to design low
cost radar for intruder alarms, speed detectors, and traffic
signal control.

4. Allocated
Frequency for Movement Detection.
X Band :
| Frequency |
Country |
Regulation |
| 9.35 GHz |
Germany |
EN 300 440 |
| 9.9 GHz |
France, Italy |
EN 300 440 |
| 10.525 GHz |
Belgium, Netherlands, South Korea |
EN 300 440 or similar |
| 10.525 GHz |
USA, Singapore |
FCC Part 15.245 or similar |
| 10.587 GHz |
UK ( Indoor & Outdoor ) |
EN 300 440 |
| 10.687 GHz |
UK ( Indoor only ) |
EN 300 440 |
K Band :
| Frequency |
Country |
Regulation |
| 24.2 GHz |
UK, Most European Countries |
ofcom MPT1349, EN 300 440 |
| 24.125 GHz |
Singapore |
EN 300 440 or similar |
| 24.125 GHz |
USA |
FCC Part 15.245 |
Note:
- Though same frequency is allocated in some
countries, national regulations may specify different EIRP,
spurious emission or other requirements.
- ETS 300 440 is the recommended harmonized
standard for European Community, member country may adopt
their own national regulation.
- The regulations are subjected to change from
time to time, please contact appropriate authorities for
full and up-to-dated information.
- Useful websites:
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