TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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Operating modes
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Ranging, illumination (designation)
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Laser wavelength
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1064 nm ± 3 nm
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Operating Conditions
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- Target size: 2.3 m × 2.3 m.
- Target reflectivity (for laser): ≥ 0.2.
- Visibility: ≥ 20 km.
- Operating temperature: −40 °C to +55 °C.
- Storage temperature: −45 °C to +65 °C.
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Average pulse energy
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≥ 60 mJ
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Pulse energy stability
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within a single illumination cycle, the energy fluctuation of individual pulses shall not exceed ±10% of the average energy (measured over the full temperature range, statistic taken 2 s after emission begins).
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Beam divergence
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≤ 0.3 mrad
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Laser pulse width
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15 ns ± 5 ns
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Spatial pointing instability of the laser beam
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≤ 0.05 mrad
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Non-parallelism between the mounting datum plane and the laser emission axis
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≤ 0.3 mrad
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Ranging frequency
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1 Hz / 5 Hz / single-shot
- 1 Hz continuous ranging duration: ≥ 10 minutes, then rest 1 minute;
- 5 Hz continuous ranging duration: ≥ 5 minutes, then rest 1 minute.
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Minimum measurable distance
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≤ 300 m
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Maximum measurable distance
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≥ 10 km (large target)
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Ranging accuracy
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±2 m
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Probability of valid ranging (detection probability)
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≥ 98%
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Illumination (designation) performance
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- Illumination frequency: per weapon-system requirements (fundamental frequency 20 Hz);
- Coding method: precise frequency coding; supports user-defined precise frequencies;
- Coding accuracy: 2.5 μs.
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Illumination (designation) cycles
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- Short-cycle mode: single illumination duration 17 s, interval 10 s, up to 6 consecutive cycles;
- Long-cycle mode: single illumination duration 47 s, interval 30 s, up to 2 consecutive cycles.
After completing one short-cycle or long-cycle sequence, the next illumination shall not begin earlier than 30 minutes later.
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Code types
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precise frequency code, 8 fixed code patterns
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Laser turn-on (response) time
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≤ 800 ms (time from receipt of ranging/illumination command to emission)
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Power-on startup time
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≤ 10 s
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Service life
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≥ 1,000,000 pulses (one million emissions)
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Dimensions and mass
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- Overall envelope: ≤ 116 mm × 52 mm × 96 mm;
- Mass: ≤ 680 g.
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Power
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- Standby power consumption: ≤ 5 W;
- Peak power consumption: ≤ 120 W;
- Operating voltage range: 18 V – 32 V.
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Electronic “three-proof” treatment
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After PCB design and debugging, printed circuit boards shall be coated with a three-proof (conformal) coating to provide protection against moisture, dust and corrosive environments.
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Temperature Requirements
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High-Temperature Requirements
- Operating temperature: ≤ +55 °C
- Storage temperature: ≤ +65 °C
Low-Temperature Requirements
- Operating temperature: ≥ −40 °C
- Storage temperature: ≥ −45 °C
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Vibration Requirements
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The equipment shall withstand flight-induced vibration and shocks occurring during takeoff and landing. All components shall also meet the environmental conditions of vehicle transport.
Vibration spectrum:
- From 15 Hz to 33 Hz, constant-displacement sinusoidal vibration with amplitude 91 mm;
- From 33 Hz to 700 Hz, constant-acceleration sinusoidal vibration with amplitude 2 g.
- Duration: 1 hour per axis in three orthogonal directions (X, Y, Z).
Test conditions: The product shall be mounted on the vibration platform in its normal operating configuration and powered on during testing.
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OUTLINE DIMENSION(mm)

PIN INTERFACE
Rangefinder connector model: J30J-15ZKP
Mating plug model (on the electro-optical system side): J30J-15TJL (WL150A4)
The specific signal definitions of the laser target designator/rangefinder are shown in Table 1.
Table 1 — Electrical Interface Definition
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Pin No.
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Signal Definition
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Input/Output
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Description
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Remarks
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1.
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+28V
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Input
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The power supply characteristics comply with the relevant requirements of MIL-STD-810G.
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Power Supply
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2.
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+28V
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3.
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+28V
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4.
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+28V_GND
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5.
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+28V_GND
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6.
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+28V_GND
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7.
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Power-On Control (+)
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Input/Output
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Refer to the requirements specified in the Power-On Control section.
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I/O Control
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8.
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Power-On Control (-)
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9.
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RS422_RX+
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Input/Output
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The logic level and drive capability comply with the RS-422 interface standard. Characteristic impedance: 120 Ω.
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The transmit/receive pin definitions correspond to the laser rangefinder itself.
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10.
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RS422_RX-
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11.
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RS422_TX+
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12.
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RS422_TX-
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13.
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RS422_GND
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14.
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External Synchronization Control Signal
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Input
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The logic level and drive capability comply with the RS-422 interface standard.
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External synchronization signal used to control laser coding.
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15.
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External Synchronization Control Signal (–)
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LDR60K1 60 mJ Laser Target Designator/Rangefinder Module
The LDR60K1 is a compact, airborne-grade 60 mJ laser target designator and rangefinder module designed for modern electro-optical fire-control and ISR platforms. Based on a high-energy 1064 nm solid-state laser and ERDI TECH LTD’s mature rangefinding and coding architecture, it combines long-range ranging, coded laser designation, and robust environmental performance in a lightweight module that is easy to integrate into gimbals, turrets, and pods.
The module operates in both ranging and illumination (designation) modes, delivering ≥ 60 mJ pulse energy with ≤ 0.3 mrad beam divergence, ±2 m ranging accuracy, and a maximum measuring distance ≥ 10 km against large targets, with a valid detection probability of at least 98%. Multiple operating modes are supported, including single-shot ranging, 1 Hz and 5 Hz continuous ranging, as well as short- and long-cycle coded illumination to match the timing requirements of laser-guided munitions.
For weapon guidance, the LDR60K1 outputs distance and status information with every laser pulse and supports precise frequency-coded laser designation. Up to eight fixed code patterns are available, and the user can configure code period and illumination duration through a standard RS-422 interface. The unit also provides cumulative pulse counting, internal temperature monitoring, range gate and first/last target selection, and strict timing control, with laser response time ≤ 800 ms and power-on startup ≤ 10 s.
Designed for airborne and harsh-environment applications, the LDR60K1 is qualified for an operating temperature range of −40 °C to +55 °C, storage from −45 °C to +65 °C, and meets stringent vibration and shock requirements typical of aircraft takeoff, landing and vehicle transport. With an envelope ≤ 116 mm × 52 mm × 96 mm, mass ≤ 680 g, standby power consumption ≤ 5 W and peak power ≤ 120 W at 18–32 V input, it offers an excellent size-weight-power (SWaP) profile for UAV EO/IR turrets, man-portable designators, and armored vehicle fire-control systems. Conformal-coated electronics and built-in self-test (power-on, periodic and on-demand) ensure long-term reliability with a service life ≥ 1,000,000 pulses.