which sensor is in X-NCULEO-53L8A1

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There are three types of sensor in vl53l8 family, VL53L8CA, VL53L8CH and VL53L8CX. It seems like sensor in X-NCULEO-53L8A1 is VL53L8CA, but the relevant documents and resources are very few. so what should i read as a reference? what is the diffrence among the three sensors?

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Anne BIGOTBest answer

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CA can handle CX and CH features as a super-product.

Please refer to this post : Solved: Difference Between CX and CH models - St's ToF - STMicroelectronics Community to understand the difference between the CH and CX versions

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QSHAO.1

ST Employee

Hi,

You may find DB and Application note at VL53L8CA - 2nd generation multi-zone time-of-flight ranging sensor - STMicroelectronics, thanks!

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IcanguessAuthor

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Thanks for your reply, qshao.1. I know where to find DB AN. But compared to CH and CX, CA's document is less detailed, so i want to know if i can refer to ch and cx for more information and the different among them.

Anne BIGOTBest answer

ST Technical Moderator

CA can handle CX and CH features as a super-product.

Please refer to this post : Solved: Difference Between CX and CH models - St's ToF - STMicroelectronics Community to understand the difference between the CH and CX versions

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