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how reliable are infrared sensors for measuring distances? Are there any other sensors?
gpd sensors r more reliable
there are some ultrasonic sensors buddy…….. it is quite accurate try it …….. if you had any doubt post me…….
i’ll try with ultrasonic sensors.. can u post schematics as to how i interface it with my controller?
How long it will measure..
IR sensors have low range of distance measurement nearly 10 to 15 cms
refer to the link
http://www.engineersgarage.com/microcontroller/8051projects/distance-measure-IR-ADC0804-AT89C51
how to make a circuit or how to make a circuit or connection using two sensors with 8051?
using two sensors with 8051
will the sensors work with the same accuracy at all times or more efficient in the night
ultra sonic sensors r more reliable
to measuring the distance from ir sensor first take test that what is analog output of reciever to perticular distance, for perticular distance analog o/p is fixed and then we program the microcontroller(anlog signal given to atmega directly) that for perticular analog signal have perticular distance.
depends on your budget. If you want more accurate distance measurement then go with ultrasonic sensors. There is a project in this website which you can refer to. Go to Knowledge Base –> Projects and look for “
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Depends on your Requirement. If you want more accurate distance measurement then go with ultrasonic sensors. There is a project in this website which you can refer to. Go to Knowledge Base –> Projects and look for “Distance Finder Based on AT89S52 and Ultra-Sonic Sensors HC-SR04“