What is a microwave?

Microwaves are a type of radio wave and a form of electromagnetic wave.
Electromagnetic waves propagate as repeating waves, and the number of repetitions per second is called frequency (measured in hertz, Hz). The length from the peak of one wave to the peak of the next is called wavelength.
Electromagnetic waves are named according to their frequency, and their applications vary according to their characteristics.
In our company, we refer to radio waves with frequencies ranging from 3 GHz to 30 GHz (wavelengths from 10 cm to 1 cm) as "microwaves," and we use 24 GHz band radio waves in our microwave sensors.
◆◆ Features of Microwaves ◆◆
The features of microwaves include:
- High directivity
- Resistance to weather changes such as rain, fog, and snowfall
- Ability to penetrate materials like resin, making them unaffected by obstacles
These features, combined with our unique algorithms (signal processing technology), enable long-distance detection even in harsh environments.
Additionally, our sensors can be used without a license. They can be installed in various situations, both indoors and outdoors, within the country.

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