I want to make a disc shooter that can be attached to the arm, and I want to add a control system to it, basically when the palm "blocks" the shot, the disc shooter will not fire. So I thought to connect this sensor to perform this operation, do you think it is correct? Does it suit my needs?
This sensor would work to detect when an object is within a certain distance. Please see our other Arduino tutorials linked in the description of this video.
No, this sensor is not designed to detect underground objects. The ultrasonic waves will be reflected back and it will just measure the distance to the ground.
Yes, this sensor uses ultrasonic sound and should not be affected by lighting conditions (with the caveat that the speed of sound depends on air temperature, so that can indirectly affect the readings, but the sensor will still work).
In your Automatic Braking project using Ultrasonic sensor, I have changed the PING))) sensor to HCSR04. But there's a line in the code saying distance = readUltrasonic(pingPin) Now how to change that👆
The program in that project uses a function to read the ultrasonic sensor instead of putting all of the code directly in the loop() function. So, you would need to change the function to use two pins instead of one. For example, the call to the function could be distance = readUltrasonic(trigPin, echoPin) and then the first line of the function would be long readUltrasonic(int pin1, int pin2). You would then change the code in the function to use pin1 (corresponding to trigPin) and pin2 (corresponding to echoPin). We're glad that you asked about this because I realized there is actually an error in the existing example program - the way it's written now, the readUltrasonic function should use the "pin" variable inside the function, not "pingPin." so for example the line pinMode(pingPin, OUTPUT); should be pinMode(pin, OUTPUT). Hope that helps! We will update the example code.
you might not have the wires connected correctly make sure 5v in vcc ground in ground and that you have trigpin and echopin connected to the correct pin on the arduino to make it match with the code
this is amazing! i made it so if youre too close a buzzer starts beeping. i want to use this on an rc car to automaticly stop
Check out the rest of our tutorials and videos on our channel, we have instructions for autonomous/RC robots as well!
thank u helped me before getting killed in the program class dude for forgetting to save the process
Thanks for the detailed and easy to understand video helped me a lot !!
I'm having trouble tryna use a grove model of ultrasonic sensors, and it keeps calculating to 0
im using this against my dog, not for a distance sensor
Code?
Can you give doc
I want to make a disc shooter that can be attached to the arm, and I want to add a control system to it, basically when the palm "blocks" the shot, the disc shooter will not fire.
So I thought to connect this sensor to perform this operation, do you think it is correct? Does it suit my needs?
This sensor would work to detect when an object is within a certain distance. Please see our other Arduino tutorials linked in the description of this video.
Is there any enclosure or casing available for this setting?
Amazing
does this work with arduino maker uno x???
We haven't used the Maker Uno X but it is listed as fully compatible with the Arduino Uno R3, so it should.
Can you provide the code link please.
Also saying pinmode was not declared in this scope
do "pinMode" not "pinmode" thats what got me. hope this helps someone
How far can the sensor work in terms of distance?
~400cm
Great vid! thanks
Does it work for underground dedection?
No, this sensor is not designed to detect underground objects. The ultrasonic waves will be reflected back and it will just measure the distance to the ground.
Does this sensor also detect the intensity of the reflected wave?
No, it only detects how long it took the wave to bounce back.
does it work outdoor if theres sunlight?
Yes, this sensor uses ultrasonic sound and should not be affected by lighting conditions (with the caveat that the speed of sound depends on air temperature, so that can indirectly affect the readings, but the sensor will still work).
When writing the exact same code it comes up with trigpin was not declared in this scope pinmode
The Arduino code is case sensitive, make sure your code matches the example exactly (pinMode and trigPin)
@@Science.Buddies yeah forgot the capital for M
Nice, good job
how do you use it with LEDs?
Please see our Arduino tutorial playlist which covers LEDs: ruclips.net/p/PLlBVuTSjOrclb0iCMSRpS_H1lSrlSVeEm&si=cyCw5jX3CNvyX5me
thank you man, helped me a lot
In your Automatic Braking project using Ultrasonic sensor, I have changed the PING))) sensor to HCSR04. But there's a line in the code saying
distance = readUltrasonic(pingPin)
Now how to change that👆
The program in that project uses a function to read the ultrasonic sensor instead of putting all of the code directly in the loop() function. So, you would need to change the function to use two pins instead of one. For example, the call to the function could be distance = readUltrasonic(trigPin, echoPin) and then the first line of the function would be long readUltrasonic(int pin1, int pin2). You would then change the code in the function to use pin1 (corresponding to trigPin) and pin2 (corresponding to echoPin). We're glad that you asked about this because I realized there is actually an error in the existing example program - the way it's written now, the readUltrasonic function should use the "pin" variable inside the function, not "pingPin." so for example the line pinMode(pingPin, OUTPUT); should be pinMode(pin, OUTPUT). Hope that helps! We will update the example code.
@@Science.Buddies Thanks for the information 👍
how to do the lights?
If you check out our Arduino tutorial playlist (linked in the description) you will find other videos about controlling LEDs.
Its just reading 0 for me.
you might not have the wires connected correctly make sure 5v in vcc ground in ground and that you have trigpin and echopin connected to the correct pin on the arduino to make it match with the code