Laser Receiver Module Non-modulator Tube Laser Sensor Module

A Laser Receiver Module (often called a Laser Sensor Module) is a compact device that detects laser light and converts it into an electrical signal. It is primarily used in systems that require precise measurement or positioning, such as laser ranging, distance measuring, or optical sensing applications. This type of module typically includes a photodiode or phototransistor that receives laser light and an amplifier to process the signal.

Key Features:

• Non-Modulator Tube: Refers to the absence of modulation, meaning the laser source is typically continuous or steady rather than pulsed.
• Small Size: These modules are compact and designed for integration into systems with limited space.
• High Sensitivity: Capable of detecting low-intensity laser signals.
• Wide Applications: Used in robotics, automation, distance measurement systems, and optical communication.

These modules are designed to work with specific wavelengths of laser light, and their performance can be optimized for the particular wavelength used in the system.