Distance Resolution 30m 75m Wind Speed Lidar NTP Timing

Distance resolution 30m, 75m Wind Speed Lidar

1,Product introduction

The radar is strictly prohibited to be placed in a low depression or a place where water may accumulate. If the installation point cannot be changed, the ground of the installation point must be raised to ensure that the radar is not at risk of being flooded. The failure of the radar caused by flooding is not covered by the warranty.

2,Performance parameters

3,Schematic diagram of 3D scanning Doppler wind Lidar

MOVELASER

Nanjing Movelaser Co., Ltd., established in 2015, is a leading innovator in the development and application of coherent wind LiDAR systems. We have introduced a range of dynamic wind LiDAR products, including ground-based, nacelle-mounted, and 3D scanning systems. Our products have achieved CE and ETL certifications, and their performance parameters have been validated by renowned wind energy assessment organizations such as DNV-GL, Windguard, DTU Risø , and the China Meteorological Administration. We have actively participated in international IEC and domestic wind industry standard-setting initiatives.

With a team of over 300 employees, including more than 100 technical professionals, we have obtained more than 100 core intellectual property rights and achieved breakthroughs in key technologies such as high-energy all-fiber single-frequency lasers, micro-nano weak signal detection, high-speed data processing and accurate inversion algorithms, and robust system control. We possess end-to-end capabilities for complex optoelectronic system development, including research, engineering, manufacturing, and testing.

Our achievements have been recognized through various honors and qualifications, including being designated as a national high-tech enterprise, a national specialized and new "Little Giant" enterprise, a national intellectual property advantageous enterprise, a potential unicorn enterprise in the southern Jiangsu region, a demonstration enterprise for transformin.