Ranging Detector – Measuring Distance with Arduino

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Required Hardware

Ultrasound is a high frequency sound (typically 40 KHz is used). A short burst of sound waves (often only 8 cycles) is sent out the “Transmit” transducer (left, above). Then the “Receive” transducer listens for an echo. Thus, the principle of ultrasonic distance measurement is the same as with Radio-based radar.

Wiring

To wire your SR-04 Ranging Detector to your Arduino, connect the following pins:

Sensor Pin 1 (Gnd) –> Arduino Ground
Sensor Pin 2 (Echo) –> Arduino Pin 11
Sensor Pin 3 (Trig) –> Arduino Pin 12
Sensor Pin 4 (Vcc) –> Arduino +5V

Recommended Software

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Instructions and Code

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