

77Ghz 4D Imaging Millimeter Wave Radar Sensor
CTLRR-540 77GHz 4D Long Range Radar is designed for autonomous driving and smart transport. ZLYtech provides high-performance, compact, cost-effective B2B solutions.
- It adopts the RFCMOS RF front-end chip AWR2243P and the processor chip AM2732.
- Highly integrated, small-sized and lightweight 4D imaging radar;
- The maximum detection distance for vehicles can reach 360 meters, for two-wheelers it can be 240 meters, and for pedestrians it can be 170 meters.
- The maximum detection distance for high-altitude passable targets is 200 meters.
- The maximum tracking distance for small car targets in the tunnel is over 200 meters.
- Point cloud count Max2048 points per frame, track target count Max256;
- Real-time point cloud imaging, with higher point cloud density and stronger target resolution and recognition capabilities, generates high-resolution point cloud data in four dimensions, namely three dimensions of space and velocity (X, Y, Z, D);
- High-resolution and high-density point cloud information similar to that of LiDAR, with stronger robustness.
77GHz 4D Imaging Radar Sensor Description
The CTLRR-540 77GHz 4D Imaging Radar is a high-performance millimeter-wave radar we supply for advanced autonomous driving and intelligent transportation systems. This compact, cost-effective radar enables precise traffic flow monitoring, intersection safety warnings, and all-weather event detection on expressways. Widely used in industrial automation, perimeter security, UAVs, and special vehicles, it delivers easy integration and reliable operation. As a trusted B2B supplier and manufacturer, ZLYtech provides this radar to meet the needs of smart mobility, industrial security, and precision monitoring applications.
High-Performance 77GHz 4D Millimeter-Wave Radar Solutions Technical Sheet
| Radar Feature | Parameter | |
| Basic information of the radar system | Working voltage | 12V |
| Power consumption | ≤10 W | |
| Weight | 150g | |
| Waterproof grade | IP6K7 & IP6K9K | |
| Working frequency | 76 to 79GHz | |
| EIRP | <39dBm | |
| Number of antenna channels | 6 send 8 receive | |
| Radar system | FMCW & DDMA | |
| Data rate | 50ms | |
| Data pattern | Point cloud/track | |
| The number of point clouds | Max 2048 points per frame | |
| Functional safety grade | ASIL B | |
| Data interface | CAN /100Mbps Ethernet | |
| Ranging | Distance range | 0.2~360m |
| Distance accuracy | ±0.1m | |
| Distance resolution | 0.15m | |
| Speed measurement | Speed range | -400~200km/h |
| Speed accuracy | ±0.05m/s | |
| Speed resolution | 0.1m/s | |
77Ghz Compact High-Performance 4D Radar Application
- Advanced Autonomous Driving & Intelligent Transportation
- All-Weather Expressway Monitoring
- Smart Industry & Robotics Automation
- Perimeter Security & Intrusion Detection
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicles & Aviation Applications
- Special Vehicles & Construction Machinery
- Agriculture & Precision Farming Management
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