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en:netzer:hc-sr04 [2014/10/03 17:32] – [Detecting the distance to an object with an ultransonic sensor] svesch | en:netzer:hc-sr04 [2025/06/11 20:42] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1 | ||
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With the capture capability of Netzer a simple ultrasonic sensor like the HC-SR04 module can be used. | With the capture capability of Netzer a simple ultrasonic sensor like the HC-SR04 module can be used. | ||
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For that reason the sensor shall be connected like: | For that reason the sensor shall be connected like: | ||
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Datasheet of the sensor states that at least 10 µs pulse must be generated to start the measurement. | Datasheet of the sensor states that at least 10 µs pulse must be generated to start the measurement. | ||
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Due to the ultrasonic sensor has a resolution of about 0.3 cm it is sufficient to configure the resolution to 800 ns. The maximum values to measure (18 meters) are more than enough for the maximum of 3 meters the sensor will return. | Due to the ultrasonic sensor has a resolution of about 0.3 cm it is sufficient to configure the resolution to 800 ns. The maximum values to measure (18 meters) are more than enough for the maximum of 3 meters the sensor will return. | ||
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IO0 is triggered by the rising edge of the sensor capture signal ECHO. | IO0 is triggered by the rising edge of the sensor capture signal ECHO. | ||
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Important is to mark the " | Important is to mark the " | ||
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SPI_INT is connected to the ECHO pin, too. | SPI_INT is connected to the ECHO pin, too. | ||
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The falling edge of the ECHO signal will stop the capture timer and finally show the result on the GPIO webpage. | The falling edge of the ECHO signal will stop the capture timer and finally show the result on the GPIO webpage. |