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27-01-2009, 06:39
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Re: Ultrasonic Sensors
Last year I was looking for some ultrasonic range finders for our bot and I through a response on chiefdelphi the LV-MaxSonar was recommended to me. It outputs the range to an object in several ways including serial, analog voltage, and pulse width. Of these methods I would probably choose the analog voltage since you only need to multiply this by a constant to resolve the range. The distance calculation is already done for you!
here is the website for the sensor. http://www.maxbotix.com/ Hope this helps! 
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