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Infineon – BGT60LTR11AIP- Infineon's XENSIV™ 60GHz smart motion sensor in a nutshell

The BGT60LTR11AIP is Infineon’s highly integrated and smallest 60 GHz radar sensor including antennas in package as well as built-in motion detection and direction of motion. Discover why this radar sensor is the perfect PIR replacement.

1/25/2023 9:20:21 PM

Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
IC RF TXRX+MCU ISM>1GHZ 42UF2BGABGT60LTR11AIPE6327XUMA2IC RF TXRX+MCU ISM>1GHZ 42UF2BGA7482 - Immediate$37.17View Details
IC RF TXRX 42UF2BGABGT60LTR11SAIPXUMA1IC RF TXRX 42UF2BGA6383 - Immediate$26.16View Details
SENSOR - RADAR SENSOR DIGITALBGT60TR13CE6327XUMA1SENSOR - RADAR SENSOR DIGITAL7818 - Immediate$62.94View Details
EVAL KITKITCSKPASCO2TOBO1EVAL KIT0 - Immediate$533.16View Details

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