Wind Lidar System Molas NL Adopts a 4-beam optical scheme

1,Summary

Molas NL series is a nacelle-type wind measurement lidar independently developed by MOVELASER for intelligent application solutions of wind power customers. It is a laser remote sensing wind measurement device installed on the top of the wind turbine nacelle. The radar adopts a coherent detection system and based on the principle of laser Doppler frequency shift, it can accurately measure the wind vector field 50-200m/400m in front of the fan impeller.

2,Performance Parameter

MOVELASER

Nanjing Movelaser Co., Ltd., established in 2015, is a leading innovator in the development and application of coherent wind LiDAR systems. We have introduced a range of dynamic wind LiDAR products, including ground-based, nacelle-mounted, and 3D scanning systems. Our products have achieved CE and ETL certifications, and their performance parameters have been validated by renowned wind energy assessment organizations such as DNV-GL, Windguard, DTU Risø , and the China Meteorological Administration. We have actively participated in international IEC and domestic wind industry standard-setting initiatives.

With a team of over 300 employees, including more than 100 technical professionals, we have obtained more than 100 core intellectual property rights and achieved breakthroughs in key technologies such as high-energy all-fiber single-frequency lasers, micro-nano weak signal detection, high-speed data processing and accurate inversion algorithms, and robust system control. We possess end-to-end capabilities for complex optoelectronic system development, including research, engineering, manufacturing, and testing.

Our achievements have been recognized through various honors and qualifications, including being designated as a national high-tech enterprise, a national specialized and new "Little Giant" enterprise, a national intellectual property advantageous enterprise, a potential unicorn enterprise in the southern Jiangsu region, a demonstration enterprise for transformin.