Blog Posts - LintechTT

15 Apr

New 77G-81GHz radar sensor on PC Test

In Lintech 77G radar sensor standard packing list, there is only radar sensor and it’s extend 5 meter cable. When you expecting to make a simple test in the office/house surrounding area. Let’s check what kinds of material we need to prepare for: 1. Windows OS PC; 2. DC power supplier/Batteries: 12VDC; 3. PC USB camera (if avaiable); 4. 77G Radar Sensor and it’s cable; 5. CAN tools; Connection Draft Recommend CAN tools as: CANalyst-II...

14 Oct

77G mmWave Radar Sensor Feature and Firmware Update

by lintechtt

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Introduce: The 77-79 GHz millimeter wave radar sensor has a variety of parameter configurations depending on the requirements of the application scenario. Here we are introducing two specifications of LINTECH radar sensors: 1. Model CAR-N30 Used for vehicle induction and reverse assist. The detection distance is 30 meters, and the horizontal detect angle specification at +/- 60 degrees (Real measured is about+/- 45 degrees). It support UART data...

15 May

How to connect and test Lintech 77G radar sensor with PC?

by lintechtt

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In Lintech 77G radar sensor standard packing list, there is only radar sensor and it’s extend 5 meter cable. When you expecting to make a simple test in the office/house surrounding area. Let’s check what kinds of material we need to prepare for: 1. Windows OS PC; 2. DC power supplier/Batteries: 8-36V; 3. PC USB camera (if avaiable); 4. 77G Radar Sensor and it’s cable; 5. CAN tools; Connection Draft Recommend CAN tools as: CANalyst-II...

15 May

8 Interesting Facts about Self-Driving Cars Worth Knowing

by ad_lintech

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According to recent findings, people all over the world are becoming increasingly accepting of self-driving cars. Self-driving cars are driverless vehicles that are capable of navigating the roads without human intervention. They’re also known as driverless cars, autonomous cars or robotic cars. Most countries do not allow the use of self-driving cars yet as this technology is still in its developmental stages. The bottom line, however,...

26 Apr

Why my card dispenser motor driving so slow?

by lintechtt

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We got several user feedback that when they test/use card dispenser from Lintech, they meet problem that dispenser issuing card very slow. It likely has no strength. Some user told that they have already use power voltage at 24V, that totally meet the specification. In fact, for running the card dispenser, we need to confirm the voltage meet requirements, also need to consider the power supply MAX power out...