The LS8118F supports passive UAV acoustic detection and localization with a 64-channel MEMS microphone array. Our custom acoustic array PCBA service supports application-specific integration, while our drone detection PCBA factory provides board assembly for UAV monitoring and early-warning systems.
System Overview
The LS8118F is a passive UAV acoustic localization system that only receives external sound signals without any signal radiation. Its 64-channel multi-arm spiral MEMS microphone array captures rotor and drive-motor vibration harmonics across a 20 Hz–80 kHz frequency band, while the acquisition board samples synchronously at 192 kHz in 16-bit PCM.
Delay-Sum and MVDR beamforming, anti-multipath processing, and self-developed anti-reverberation AI models support stable positioning in urban environments. The system outputs real-time 3D spatial coordinates and overlays positioning markers on 1080P camera video for visual early warning.
Specifications
Key parameters from the product information, organized for comparison and deployment planning.
Single-array detection is stated as 500 m or more for multi-rotor drones and 2,000 m or more for fixed-wing UAVs, with a stated range figure of 500–2,000 m.
Decision Guide
The array count changes target capacity and perimeter coverage. Use these stated configurations to select the right starting point.
A 64-channel array supports focused sector monitoring with stated detection of 500 m or more for multi-rotor drones and 2,000 m or more for fixed-wing UAVs. Single-array azimuth precision is ±3°, and positioning response latency is 100 ms.
Choose this starting point when the goal is local acoustic detection, camera overlay, and a compact installation under 3.5 kg.
Three arrays form closed-loop 360° perimeter defense and support up to 48 simultaneous targets. Multi-array linkage is stated to achieve meter-level distance error while maintaining 360° azimuth coverage.
Choose this when a perimeter needs continuous directional coverage and a larger target count than a single array.
Twelve arrays support ultra-large airspace monitoring with up to 192 UAVs in a 360° configuration. The same fanless system operates from -40℃ to 70℃ with power consumption below 2.5 W.
Choose this for large-site planning where target capacity and wide-area acoustic coverage are primary requirements.
For integration planning, use the contact page to discuss interfaces, sampling, enclosure requirements, and multi-array coverage with the supplier.
Use Cases
The product information names airport, military, urban low-altitude governance, and industrial perimeter protection as suitable environments.
Airport environments can use passive acoustic detection with 1080P camera overlay to support visual early warning without signal radiation. The fanless design and -40℃ to 70℃ operating range suit continuous outdoor monitoring.
Because the system only receives external sound signals and emits no signal radiation, it is described for military and sensitive-area deployment where concealment matters. The 20 Hz–80 kHz band targets rotor and drive-motor vibration harmonics.
Anti-multipath processing and anti-reverberation AI models address building reflection noise. Under complex urban noise, the stated recognition rate is greater than 90% and false alarm rate is below 10%.
Three arrays can form a 360° perimeter defense with up to 48 targets; twelve arrays scale to 192 UAVs. The complete API and demo program support integration with site monitoring workflows.
For larger airspace, 12 arrays support up to 192 UAVs in a 360° configuration. For perimeter defense, 3 arrays support up to 48 simultaneous targets.
Performance Validation
These listed performance metrics help teams set acceptance criteria before installation.
Next Step
Use the product page to review the LS8118F configuration, or contact the supplier to discuss interfaces, sampling, enclosure requirements, and multi-array planning.
a single array is stated to detect multi-rotor drones at a distance of 500 m or more and fixed-wing uavs at 2,000 m or more, with a stated range figure of 500–2,000 m.
three arrays in a 360° setup support up to 48 simultaneous targets. twelve arrays support up to 192 uavs.
the system uses a 64-channel infineon im72d128v01 mems microphone array with a 20 hz–80 khz frequency band. the acquisition board samples synchronously at 192 khz with 16-bit pcm audio.
the listed positioning response latency is 100 ms. single-array azimuth precision is ±3°, and multi-array linkage is stated to achieve meter-level distance error.
it uses delay-sum and mvdr beamforming, anti-multipath processing, and anti-reverberation ai models. under complex urban noise, the stated uav recognition rate is greater than 90% and the false alarm rate is below 10%.
the system includes a complete api and demo program for secondary development. it is fanless, operates from -40℃ to 70℃, consumes less than 2.5 w, uses dc5v / usb2.0 power, and weighs under 3.5 kg.