New to ultrasonic sensors (NPN/PNP)? Our direct video upload shows step-by-step installation for switching, analog, & digital types. Learn about red/yellow/green status lights (solid/flashing). Avoid common mistakes for safer, more efficient use. Essential for automation pros & beginners!
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Ultrasonic Double Sheet Detection Sensor Demonstration!
In my latest video, I guide you through the ultrasonic double sheet detection sensor, essential in industrial production lines.
Circuit Wiring: Quick connections for power supply and interfaces.
Sensor Calibration: Learn using red/green LED indicators for self-learning.
Detection Scenarios:
Single Sheet → Green
Double Sheets → Red
No Object → Yellow
Perfect for printing, packaging, and labeling!
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Open Source Ultrasonic Anemometer
Weather stations are a popular project for experimenting with various environmental sensors, and for wind speed and direction the choice is usually a simple cup anemometer and wind vane. For [Jianjia Ma]'s QingStation, he decided to build another type of wind sensor: An ultrasonic anemometer.
Ultrasonic anemometers have no moving parts but come at the cost of significantly more electronic complexity. They work by measuring the time it takes for an ultrasonic audio pulse to be reflected the receiver across a known distance. Wind direction can be calculated by taking velocity readings from two ultrasonic sensor pairs perpendicular to each other and using a bit of simple trigonometry. For an ultrasonic anemometer to work properly, it requires a carefully designed analog amplifier on the receive side and a lot of signal processing to extract the correct signal from all the noise caused by secondary echoes, multi-pathing, and the environment. The design and experimentation process is well-documented. Since [Jianjia] does not have access to a wind tunnel for testing and calibration, he improvised by mounting the anemometer on his car's roof and going for a drive. This yielded readings that were proportional to the car's GPS speed, but a bit higher. This might due to a calculation error, or external factors like wind, or disturbed airflow from the test car or other traffic.
Other sensors include an optical rain sensor, light sensor, lighting sensor, and a BME280 for air pressure, humidity, and temperature. [Jianjia] plans to use the QingStation on an autonomous boat, so he also included an IMU, compass, GPS, and a microphone for environmental sounds. The fact that none of the sensors have moving parts is a major advantage for this use case, and we look forward to seeing the boat project. All the hardware and software are open-source and available on GitHub.
We covered another ultrasonic anemometer a few years ago, but it had a different sensor arrangement. IF you prefer simplicity, the more common cup anemometers can be built from a range of scrap materials, including old hard drive parts and plastic Easter eggs.
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