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Re: Using and Coding an ultrasonic sensor
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We're starting to use an ultrasonic sensor on one of our research robots. This sensor would have been illegal last year; however, with the digikey ultrasonic sensors being discontinued, there may be no options for this type of sensor unless the rules are changed. (HINT. HINT.)
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Actually there are always options. I managed to find a way around the rules so we could use ultrasonic sensors. I also found an infared rangefinder but the website went down before I could find it.
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Last edited by Adam Y. : 05-08-2004 at 13:46.
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It's always nice to have the outside party take a look at your code because one of two things can happen: 1. They write it better. 2. They find your stupid mistake. - [more] 
05-08-2004, 13:42
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