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Hesai PandarXT-16 User Manual

Hesai PandarXT-16
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Parameters Options Description
Sync Angle 0° to 359°
Unit: °
Phase lock angle
To activate this function, check the checkbox and input an azimuth.
At every full second, the lidar will rotate to that azimuthal position.
Lidar azimuthal position is defined in Section 1.2 Basic structure.
Definition of the full second (detailed in Section B.1 Source of absolute time):
When GPS is locked, the full second is defined as the rising edge of the GPS
PPS signal.
When PTP is tracking or locked, the full second is retrieved from the PTP
master clock.
When neither GPS nor PTP is locked, the full second is defined as the rising
edge of the lidar's internal 1 Hz signal.
To phase-lock multiple lidar units, connect them to the same clock source and set the
same sync angle. These lidar units will rotate to the same azimuthal position at every full
second.
Trigger Method Angle-Based (default)
Time-Based
The way laser firings are triggered
Angle-based Lasers fire every 0.09° at 5 Hz, 0.18° at 10 Hz, or 0.36° at 20 Hz.
Time-based Lasers fire every 50 μs.
Interstitial Points
Filtering
OFF (default)
ON
To reduce the interstitial points in point cloud data.
Definition of interstitial points: When a beam partially hits a front target's edge
and further hits a rear target, the return signal can result in a false point located
between both targets.
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Hesai PandarXT-16 Specifications

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BrandHesai
ModelPandarXT-16
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LanguageEnglish