Gp2d120xj00f

This sensor has been replaced by the newer GP2Y0A41SK0F Analog Distance Sensor, which has the same detection range of 1. Infrared proximity sensor made by Sharp. Check stock and pricing, view product specifications, and order online. Enclosed please find copies of the Specifications which consists of pages including cover.

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Output according to distance measuring.

External control signal required). Infra-red proximity sensor made by Sharp. Arduino-based hardware with ROS. The Sharp family of infrared ranging modules are used extensively for robotics and automatic distance measurement applications.

Unfortunately, the output of these sensors are inherently non-linear. These analog distance sensors all have identical pin-outs and very similar packages, making it easy to swap one version for another should your application requirements change. However, I got the best with the values below. Partnumber, Avg Current Consumption, Functionality, Range, Response Time. I used processing to visualize signals from sensor and arduino for the micro processor.

Distance sensors to measure obstacle distances without actual contact. GP2D120XJ00F , mA, ANALOG, 4cm to 30cm, ms. Sharp, GP2D150AJ00F, 15cm Digital. Number, String, Analog or Digital Pin. Use for non-I2C sensors, Yes (non-I2C ). RoboticsPK, Pakistani Robotics Store, offers latest robot parts, electronic components, sensors and many more.

We also carry two other Sharp distance sensors for shorter and longer distance ranges. Upon receipt of this notice should distributors wish to return parts that are in stock, they will have . The Raspberry Zumo robot can be controlled over WiFi using telnet. SHARP GP2Y0A710K0F Distance Measuring Sensor 100cm to 550cm.

Supply power and the sensor outputs an analog voltage related to the distance. You do not need any extra control algorithms or circuitry. We recommend the 3-Pin JST connector to go with this sensor to make hooking it up to your . Right now, we are thinking of using Nyquist or Audacity, but these are still tentative.