How do I make a low-power Time-of-Flight sensor work in bright ambient light?

To make a low-power Time-of-Flight sensor work well in bright ambient light, you need a sensor family designed for that environment and you need to pay attention to system factors such as optics, timing, power mode and interference control. AP Technologies’ Broadcom ToF support states that these sensors offer ambient light suppression up to 100kLux, which is highly relevant for real-world indoor and outdoor ranging. The support material also covers low-power operation, laser interference and sensor integration topics, so users can move beyond the headline range figure. That makes the site especially useful for engineers trying to build a practical LiDAR or distance-sensing solution.

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