Digital output. Output Voltage for Logic one(+3.5v) and Logic Zero(0) 0.0v
Interface with ARDUINO, AVR, 8051, PIC, ARM, MSP430 (Green)

IR Proximity Sensor by Robokidz

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This multipurpose infrared sensor can be used for obstacle sensing, line sensing robotics, and also as an encoder sensor. It provides a digital output of 1 or 0 when an object is placed in front of the sensor with logic zero (0V) output. Get notified whether the device is receiving enough power with the inbuilt LED indicators and start experimenting with your ideas!

ONBOARD LEDs

Onboard LEDs indicate if the module is connected properly and indicate when threshold values are touched. This makes the sensors great for DIY projects and Arduino beginner to start experimenting with various ideas.

APPLICATION IDEAS

This sensor is used for obstacle avoidance robot or line follower robot. It works even for applications where motion detection is needed.

OPERATING VOLTAGE

The positive power pin and this should be connected to VCC (or +5V) and the ground pin should be connected to GND (or 0V) of the microcontroller.

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• • Working Voltage: 5V(DC)
  • Static Current: Less than 2mA
  • Output Signal: Electric frequency signal, high-level 5V, low-level 0V
  • Sensor Angle: Not more than 15 degrees
  • Detection Distance: 2 cm to 450 cm
  • High Precision: Up to 2mm
  • Input Trigger Signal: 10us TTL impulse

HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Distance Sensor Module by Robokidz

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HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Distance Sensor Module is a device that can measure the distance of an object by using ultrasound waves. For this, it sends out a sound wave at a specific frequency and listens to the sound wave to bounce back. Simply by recording the lapse time it becomes easy to calculate the distance between the sonar sensor and the object.

OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF THE ULTRASONIC SENSOR

The Ultrasonic Distance Sensor measures distance by using ultrasonic waves. The sensor head emits an ultrasonic wave and receives the wave reflected back from the target. Ultrasonic sensors measure the distance to the target by measuring the time lapse between the emission and reception.

SCHEMATICS TO WIRE HC-SR04

In order to wire the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor to the Arduino, it needs to be connected with an 11 or 12 Pin Trig and Echo module. Connecting the 5V out from Arduino to VCC and GND to the GND module along with some HTML code makes this function properly.

PERFECT FOR ARDUINO PROJECTS

The Ultrasonic Sensor HC-SR04 is easy to use and ideal for Arduino projects. You only need a compatible controller board for making it work.

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