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Fermion: VL53L3CX ToF Distance Ranging Sensor (25-3000mm) (Breakout)

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SKU:
147-SEN0378
MPN:
SEN0378
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Technical Specifications

Brand:
DFRobot
Power Supply:
3.3V~5V
Operating Current:
<20mA
Detection Range:
25-3000mm
Emitter:
940nm invisible laser(VCSEL)
FOV:
25 deg
I2C Address:
0x29
Operating Temperature Range:
-20~85C
Dimension:
18x15mm

Warranty Information

All the products supplied by Evelta are genuine and original. We offer 14 days replacement warranty in case of manufacturing defects. For more details, please visit our cancellation and returns page.

Description

The VL53L3CX is a Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor from STMicroelectronics that utilizes the company's third-generation FlightSense technology for improved detection accuracy. It has a sensing range of 25~3000mm, and features automatic smudge correction and immunity to glass cross-talk. This sensor is able to detect different objects within its field of view (FoV) and understand their depth thanks to specialized algorithms and a carefully designed module.

Note 1: The product has only been verified on M0 and ESP32 due to the large size of its algorithm files.

Note 2: Multi-target distance measurement can only be triggered under certain conditions. Please refer to their official Web for more details.

Note3: The detection range of 25mm-3000mm comes from the datasheet of STMicroelectronics Rev 2. The actual sensing distance varies with the environment. For measurement environment information, please refer to document AN5561 at the end of Wiki.

Features
  • High accuracy distance measurement
  • Long-distance and accurate ranging up to 300 cm
  • Typical full FoV 25 deg
  • Multi-target distance ranging
  • Immune to glass cross-talk
  • Smudge compensation function
Package Contents
  • Fermion:VL53L3CX ToF Distance Ranging Sensor(Breakout) x1
  • 2.54-6P Black Single Row Connector x1
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