Ainstein | US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter
24 GHz all-weather radar altimeter for drones: 0.5–50 m range, ±4 cm precision below 1 m, 100 Hz update rate and 2 W power draw.
24 GHz all-weather radar altimeter for drones: 0.5–50 m range, ±4 cm precision below 1 m, 100 Hz update rate and 2 W power draw.
Accurate in Any Weather or Environment: Over water, in fog, through dust, with bright/dark conditions & more.
Compact: Small and lightweight.
Ardupilot & PX4 Support: Simple to use, plug & play ready, and does not need to be calibrated.
Typical applications of the US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter include:
UAV, drone and eVTOL precision altitude measurement
Helicopter low-altitude operations
Automated landing and terrain-following systems
Ground-effect and hover control for unmanned platforms
Ainstein's US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter comes with:
A Molex (50579204) 4-pin, 2.54mm connector.
What is included with the US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter?
The standard package includes: A Molex (50579204) 4-pin, 2.54mm connector. See above for optional extras where available.
Why use a radar altimeter like the US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter instead of barometric or GPS altitude?
A radar altimeter measures true height above ground level directly, unaffected by air-pressure drift or GNSS vertical error. That makes the US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter the reliable choice for landing, hover and terrain-following phases of flight.
Where is the US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter available?
The US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter is available through Leo Drive in the following region: Turkey. For other regions, please contact Leo Drive.
How can I get the datasheet and technical documents for the US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter?
You can download the US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter datasheet directly: Datasheet (PDF). For the user manual, .step (CAD) file and other technical documents, visit the manufacturer’s website or contact Leo Drive.
The US-D1: All-Weather Radar Altimeter is part of the Radar Altimeters range at Leo Drive. Browse all autonomous vehicle sensors and components, or talk to our engineering team about integration in your project.