Capabilities
What we supply, at published spec.
Everything below is a standard product line with published specifications. Nothing here is aspirational. Where a requirement sits outside these numbers, that is an engineering conversation rather than a catalogue lookup — and opening that conversation is what we do.
Laser products on this page are manufactured by Arima Lasers Corp of Taoyuan, Taiwan; RF, radar and SATCOM products by Arima Communications Corp. All figures are published product specifications.
01 · Laser sensing & ranging
Ranging modules built to a mass budget.
Drone-compatible LiDAR
- Wavelength 905 nm
- Range 5–120 m
- Mass < 250 g
A ranging module sized for rotary and fixed-wing UAV, where every gram traded against payload is a design argument. Typical use is terrain following, obstacle detection and precision landing.
905 nm is the pragmatic band for short-to-medium range: silicon detectors are sensitive there, so the receive side stays inexpensive and compact rather than requiring InGaAs.
- UAV
- Terrain following
- Obstacle detection
Laser rangefinder
- Wavelength 1.5 µm
- Range 30–10,000 m
- Mass < 120 g
Ten kilometres of range in under 120 grams. The 1.5 µm band sits where the eye’s optics do not focus energy onto the retina, which is why long-range designs favour it — more pulse energy is available for the same safety envelope than at 905 nm.
Laser classification depends on the final optical configuration and is determined for the integrated system, not the component alone.
- Long range
- Surveying
- Targeting optics
UAV laser altimeter
- Wavelength 905 nm
- Range 2–120 m
- Mass < 25 g
Under 25 grams. Altitude hold, terrain following and landing assistance on small platforms where a heavier sensor simply cannot be carried, and where the 2 m floor matters as much as the 120 m ceiling.
- Altitude hold
- Landing assist
- Small UAS
02 · Laser diodes & packaging
Component-level supply, not just finished modules.
Because our laser partner fabricates its own die, it can supply at the level you actually need — chip, packaged device, or complete module. That matters if you build your own optics and only want the emitter.
IR laser diodes
- Wavelength 808–940 nm
Infrared emitters across the 808–940 nm range for illumination, ranging and detection. Supplied as die or as packaged devices depending on how far up the assembly you want to start.
Hermetically sealed TO-CAN packages
- Sealing Hermetic
Hermetic TO-CAN packaging for devices going into environments where moisture ingress over a long service life is the failure mode you are designing against.
03 · RF, radar & SATCOM
A separate line, the same single point of contact.
These come from a different manufacturing entity than the laser products and are a separate technical conversation — but the same supply chain position, and the same one person on our side.
| Product | Band | Key figure |
|---|---|---|
| AESA T/R module | Ku-band | 32-channel beamforming |
| Power amplifier | X-band | 200 W |
| LEO SATCOM PA / LNA | Ku- and Ka-band | — |
| SATCOM front-end modules | Ku / Ka | — |
| mmWave radar | mmWave | — |
Manufactured by Arima Communications Corp, an ODM with more than 220 million devices shipped. Figures are published product specifications.
04 · Customization
What can actually be changed.
“Custom” is a word most component vendors use to mean a different label on the same box. Vertical integration is what makes the list on the right real: the wavelength is set at epitaxy, and one organisation controls every step after it.
Send the constraint you cannot move — the mass budget, the field of view, the environmental spec — and we will tell you what is achievable, what is not, and what it would cost in schedule to find out.
- Wavelength selection within the fabricated range
- Package format and pinout, including TO-CAN variants
- Hermetic sealing options
- Optical output power and beam profile
- Drive and control electronics
- Mechanical interface and mounting
- Qualification documentation and test reporting
Feasibility and lead time are confirmed case by case with the manufacturer’s engineering team before anything is committed.
Contact
Tell us what you are building.
If you have a sensing or ranging problem and a set of constraints, that is enough to start. Send the requirement and we will come back with what is possible, what is not, and what it would take.