GEHA has upgraded its 10.525GHz Doppler microwave sensor module, and the low-power version has officially launched on the market.

GEHA(SHENZHEN)TECHNOLOCO.,LTD. recently announced a technical upgrade to its core component products—the 10.525GHz Doppler microwave sensors and microwave sensing modules. New versions featuring low power consumption and enhanced interference resistance are now officially available for the B2B market.

As a classic X-band microwave motion detection component, the 10.525GHz Doppler microwave sensor is widely used in whole-home intelligence, smart lighting, and security sectors due to its non-contact detection, concealable installation, and all-weather operational capabilities. By optimizing internal RF circuitry and microwave antenna structures, the Jiehua Zhigan R&D team has significantly reduced the module’s static power consumption while maintaining original detection range and sensitivity. This improvement enables better compatibility with low-power IoT terminals and battery-operated connected hardware.

Furthermore, leveraging electrical engineering expertise gained from power electronics research platforms—such as the GH103 flywheel energy storage experimental system (featuring a W→A edge-pole drive architecture)—the upgraded 10.525GHz microwave sensing modules demonstrate significantly improved resistance to power supply ripple interference and environmental temperature fluctuations.

Currently, the full series of 10.525GHz Doppler microwave sensor modules has entered standardized mass production, and the official website has been updated with the latest technical specifications and test data. The company offers dedicated supply chain and quality assurance support, fully accommodating domestic and international requests for in-depth OEM/ODM parameter customization. Industry integrators and hardware engineers are invited to contact the company to request product datasheets.