Bazaar Bazaar Category / Grove / Fusion Propagate Community USD Wiki / Sign up Feedback & IdeasHelp Search for products, brands and platforms Sensor for Grove Login | Grove - Ultrasonic Ranger Grove - Ultrasonic Ranger SKU 101020010 IN STOCK 50+ Available 1 Description Best-sellers Technical Details Learn Questions and Answers Related View History Description This Grove-ultrasonic sensor is a non-contact distance measurement module which is compatible with the Grove system. It's designed for easy modular project usage with industrial performance. There is also the electronic version of this module h e r e Video available here Features Detecting range: 3cm-4m,best in 30 degree angle. Grove interface 5V DC power supply Arduino library ready For all Grove users (especially beginners), we provide you guidance PDF documents. Please download and read through Preface - Getting StartedandIntroduction to Grove before your using of the product. Please visit our wiki page for more info about this product. It will be appreciated if you can help us improve the documents, add more demo code or tutorials. For technical support, please post your questions to our forum. Best-sellers Grove - PIR Motion Sensor Grove - Universal 4 Pin 20c... Base Shield V2 Technical Details Dimensions 50mm x 25mm x 16mm Weight G.W 15g Battery Exclude Grove - Temperature&Hu... ADD TO CART Measuring range 400cmResolution 1cm Operating voltage DC 3.2~5.2V Operating current 8mA Ultrasonic frequency 40kHz Connector Grove x1 Output PWM Part List Grove - Ultrasonic Ranger 1 Documents SerialLCD Library Suli-compatible Library Ultrasonic Ranger library Learn [Wiki] Grove - Ultrasonic sensor This Grove - Ultrasonic sensor is a non-contact distance measurement module which works at 42KHz, suitable for projects that require middle distance measurement. Indoor Lightning Cloud Make an indoor lightning Cloud, hang it up right over your door mat, blast whoever passing under it, feel the the beauty of nature in the house. The Colour Helix With a Grove - Ultrasonic Ranger she can magically control the number of illuminated LEDs inside the Helix by raising or lower her palm in the air. Automatic Water Level Controller There are many ways like using a float sensor to determine the water level, or using probes to detect peak and low level in the tank.How to measure water level without using probe or contacting with water?yeah there is a way just using a Ultrasoni Questions and Answers Have a question about this? Ask people who own it. 1 Hi !I need a sensor that can read the blue or red line on the PC screen about 1.5 mm wide on the black bottom, and then give the contact get to start a clock. Which sensor can fit this and I need some additional equipment.Thanks for reply. roald roald800 on Jul 04,2017 Reply upvote (1) Could you please share some pictures about the button and line?Thanks.  ae on Jul 04,2017 11:24 AM Reply upvote (1) roald800 on Jul 04,2017 13:59 PM Reply upvote (0) 1 I want to use three Ultrasonic sensors, one for calibration and two for distance. All your examples show only one in use at D7 using the Grove board. First can I use more than one and what channels on the Grove base board. scottpatrickj on Nov 25,2016 Reply upvote (1) You can also connect it to D6, D5 port. The following is a code that uses three ultrasonic ranger for your reference. #include "Ultrasonic.h"Ultrasonic ultrasonic(7)Ultrasonic ultrasonic1(6)Ultrasonic ultrasonic2(5)void setup(){ Serial.begin(9600)}void loop(){ long RangeInInches l ong RangeInCentimeters Serial.println("Ranger1: ") RangeInInches = ultrasonic.Mea sureInInches() Serial.print(RangeInInches)//0~157 inches Serial.println(" inch") delay(250) RangeInCentimeters = ultrasonic.MeasureInCentimeters() // two measurem ents should keep an interval Serial.print(RangeInCentimeters)//0~400cm Serial.print ln(" cm") delay(250) Serial.println("Ranger2: ") RangeInInches = ultrasoni c1.MeasureInInches() Serial.print(RangeInInches)//0~157 inches Serial.println(" in ch") delay(250) RangeInCentimeters = ultrasonic1.MeasureInCentimeters() // two m easurements should keep an interval Serial.print(RangeInCentimeters)//0~400cm Seria l.println(" cm") delay(250) Serial.println("Ranger3: ") RangeInInches = ul trasonic2.MeasureInInches() Serial.print(RangeInInches)//0~157 inches Serial.print ln(" inch") delay(250) RangeInCentimeters = ultrasonic2.MeasureInCentimeters() / / two measurements should keep an interval Serial.print(RangeInCentimeters)//0~400c m Serial.println(" cm") delay(250)} kavi on Nov 25,2016 12:57 PM Reply upvote (1) 0 Will this work with chipKIT uC32 and LabView ? rodriisa on Nov 03,2016 Reply upvote (0) Yes,Grove-Ultrasonic sensor will work with ChipKIT.We haven't tested with Labview. kavi on Nov 03,2016 12:56 PM Reply upvote (0) 0 Hello, can i connect this module to the Xbee carrier ? Thx Sixtine WITTLIN on Nov 01,2016 Reply upvote (0) Yes, connect the Grove ultra sonic ranger to the D5,D6 grove port of the Xbee carrier. kavi on Nov 02,2016 18:18 PM Reply upvote (0) 0 Hi - purchased this and tried to run the example project "All in one" with Raspberry Pi. However the sensor does not seem to be able to detect any changes in distance. Also tried to run the "GroveUltrasonicSensor" project and the result was "Distance: 517 cm" on the screen. Couldn't find much documentation online regarding troubleshooting so hoping to get some help from here. Thanks in advance! brandonywl on Jun 25,2017 0 as Reply upvote (0) Reply upvote (0) diao liu one on Jun 20,2017 0 a Reply upvote (0) diao liu one on Jun 20,2017 0 a Reply upvote (0) diao liu one on Jun 20,2017 0 base on the wiki:Operating voltage: 3.3/5.0VDCOperating current: 15mAUltrasonic frequency: 42kHzSo this one should work on 3.3v system, like Arduino duo, seeeduino arch, right? Reply upvote (0) flywind on Oct 19,2016 Yes, you can. You can send your design files in one e-mail and name the files like this: order37218_5cm*5cm_1, order37218_5cm*5cm_2, order37218_10cm*10cm_1, and order37218_10cm*10cm_2. Reply upvote (0) leslie liao on Oct 20,2016 10:41 AM 0 Hello. I want to use Grove - Ultrasonic Ranger (SEN10737P) with PIC microcontroller. Will it be possible to use? If yes, Do I need additional hardware for setting it up? Reply upvote (0) on Oct 19,2016 Sorry, but we seldom use BGA package. Reply upvote (0) Steve Chang on Oct 20,2016 10:41 AM Please pay attention the input voltage of your PIC and Grove sensor, if all the same, you can do it. But if no additional circuit with your PIC microcontroller, maybe the data could be influenced by something. 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