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4-Channel Infrared IR Line Follower Sensor Obstacle Avoidance Module
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₹165.00₹280.00 (-41%)
The basic concept of 4-Channel Infrared IR Line Follower Sensor Obstacle Avoidance Module is to transmit the IR signal (radiation) in a direction and a signal is received at the IR receiver when the IR radiation bounces back from a surface of the object.
This 4 channels IR reflective sensor includes 4 IR sensors and main board to handle all the signals. Each IR reflective sensor is composed of an IR emitter and a receiver, if something is in the measuring range, the sensor would outputs related signal. There are also 4 potentiometers on the main board so that the measuring range can be adjusted as you wish.
Features:
- Measuring range: Adjustable range from 1mm to 60cm, the closer the distance,the more stable performance, and white reflection farthest
- Detection distance can be adjusted with potentiometer, clockwise to increase and counterclockwise to reduce
- Output: TTL 0/1, when the sensor received the reflected infrared, the indicate LED light and output TTL 0, otherwise output the TT L 1, and the LED off.
- Output port can be directly connected to the SCM IO port, also can drive a 5V relay module or buzzer module directly
- Widely used in robot obstacle avoidance, car obstacle avoidance, assembly line counting and black white line tracking
Specifications:
Sensor Type | Infrared |
Channel | 4 Channel |
Operating Voltage Range | 3.3V – 5V |
Operating Current | >1A |
Operating temperature | -10 C - +50 C |
Detecting Range | 1 to 60 mm |
Output Interface | 6-wire
(1234: signal output, +: positive supply -: ground) |
Output signal | TTL level |
Mounting Hole | M3 screws |
Dimension (mm) | Central control board:42(L) × 38(W) × 12(H)
Small board:25(L) × 12(W) × 12(H) |
Application:
- Smart car;
- Line and edge following;
- omni-directional detecting;
- On-board indicator;
Package Includes:
- 1 x 4-Channel Infrared IR Line Follower Sensor Module
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