@Coolnventions You'd have to disassemble the sensor (which shouldn't be that hard, but you might not be able to use it for legos anymore) and find out which pins are which.
what is the beam width of the signal that is sent by the sonar sensor? I meant, in what angle range the ultrasonic sensors work? Please help. I'm stuck with one of those :(
@Ilovelazers I totally agree with you!!! i got my arduino six months ago... best b-day gift i ever got!!! but im already learning and practicing advance code!!!!
The ultrasonic sensor is a “smart” sensor able to communicate with the host controller using variable-width pulses also known as pulse width modulation (PWM). Even though it is using only 1’s and 0’s the width or time period between these 1’s and 0’s is proportional to the distance measured. Microcontrollers can very accurately measure the time between these pulses with microsecond resolution.
@HarrisonIncorperated I made exactly that program using a Ping and a BS2 MCU. I simply had to multiply the Ping echo time by 2260 for centimeters and 890 for inches (word values) while using a standard (20MHz) BS2.
hi my friend...very great job...anyway...can I use this sensor to differentiate between object that I want to pick up or the obstacle that I want to avoid for the Autonomous Robot?
This might be a stupid question but the truth is, I'm not very familiar with microcontrollers. Can the Arduino be programmed in Java? I'm working on a project that might need this sensor and the Arduino, before purchasing this I need to make sure I'm doing the right thing.
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That is really cool, but it's so HUGE. Are there any commercial devices that do the same thing but are squeazed down to tiny tiny, like 3 mm x 5 mm x 1 mm?
@Shakespeare1612 It takes a fair bit of hardware to make an ultrasonic range finder. About the smallest you're going to find is the Devantech SRF01, which is still around 18mm in diameter and 6mm thick.
would it be possible to a device on your sencer that translats the distance into a number of pins that extend out and touch a blind persons skin to let them know how far an object is from them?
@ldeath83 yes, I thought of the same thing a while ago. I found it hard to think of a way to make each pin move independently. Linear actuators are expensive and too thick. If you can find a cheap way around this problem please share.
analog reads/writes a controlig.... can read distance, can control gear speed etc... digital has HIGH and LOW only... if HIGH 5V is going out, if is LOW 0V is going out :)
=O crazy! What language is the code written in, any one know offhand? Man that looks like you could do some really cool stuff if you knew your stuff! =D
i got a nano, it's better than an arduino dumilanove, the only thing is i made a protoshield socket for it so i can use a protoshield on the arduino nano
I dunno but this is the Makemagazine channel on youtube, Kipkay was hosting a show on it. so this is some other persons video, who isn't really showing you how to make something from nothing.
Mystery of differences between Radar and Ping Revealed!!! Ping uses Ultrasonic sound! While Radar uses Radiowaves! -Ping is cheap *Radar is expensive -Ping is for robotics *Radar is for the military -Ping is Simple *Radar is complex -Ping uses MCU's *Radar uses CPU's Radar is a complex system while Ping is just a sensor connected to a processing unit. Ultrasonic sensors are not like radar, it is like ECHOLOCATION!!!
depends on the enviroment, infrared fails on certain light conditions (like the sun) and ultrasonic could be confused by certain sound frecuenses, the ultrasonic is more reliable for multipruse use
The sun spectrum is filtered if I recall correctly, as well as most interferences. The only possible reason NOT to use a IR distance sensor is because of a possible weak reflective ability of a surface. But the utrasonic sensor also has this problem. Perhaps a combination of both ultra sonic AND IR, would be the perfect setup?
I don't think IR & ultrasound will fit with each other. i mean the Ultra has a bigger range. whereas IR a shorter one , so u would have to have the target in the "middle" to have it absolutely correct : )
You're implying parallel monitoring... I'm implying serial.. First we check with the ultra-sonic, then with the IR. It's a double check... The only object that won't be detected very well then, will be a black soft object. But I think this sensor works on a different principle than reflection of sound. Think it uses the doppler efffect. Anyways... IR is much faster and more efficient for short distances - i.e. sumo bots.
Umm no, it doesn't use the Doppler effect. It sends out an ultrasonic sound signal and wait's until it recieves the echo. And by measuring the time it takes from it sends the signal until it recieves the echo it can calculate the distance. Pretty simple.
By monitoring the difference in the frequency of the reflected sound wave after a period of time, one can also measure the velocity of the object, relative to the receiver. delta f = (1 - Vsource*Vreceiver/c)*f0
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mrbrhuno 4 weeks ago
I got an Arduino UNO for Christmas and I love it! My first large project will use one of these sensors.
desktopgeek98 1 month ago
Does makemag have an ownership interest in the Arduino or something? Id like to see other micro-controllers.
MrCoonskin 1 month ago
IS TERE A WAY I CAN USE THE LEGO ULTRASONIC SENSOR FOR THIS
srry caps, too lazy to chnage it
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KKWisniewski1 1 month ago
@Coolnventions You'd have to disassemble the sensor (which shouldn't be that hard, but you might not be able to use it for legos anymore) and find out which pins are which.
desktopgeek98 1 month ago
what is the beam width of the signal that is sent by the sonar sensor? I meant, in what angle range the ultrasonic sensors work? Please help. I'm stuck with one of those :(
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MrDazelong 2 months ago
0:59 not using them,... throw in trash
elanticrist0 2 months ago
excuseme. what name is the cable to use to conect the sensor to arduino?
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Very nice video! Maybe you have answer to my question about PING? I have posted it here: arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,75715.0.html
Thanks!
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You may guess that Adruino is cool but it gives you no space to learn. it just does everything to you. That's so annoying in my opinion.
ahmedadelhosni 3 months ago
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ahmedadelhosni 3 months ago
nice job
ultrasonicflowmeter 4 months ago
wtf is with this loud sound douring makemagazine intro!?
nafativedec 4 months ago
what happened to kipkay
TheLgcooks 5 months ago
I FINALY GOT AN ARDUINO!!!! ITS AWESOME!!!
Ilovelazers 6 months ago 21
@Ilovelazers I totally agree with you!!! i got my arduino six months ago... best b-day gift i ever got!!! but im already learning and practicing advance code!!!!
legoclockfreak710 4 months ago
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TheDhezballah 3 months ago
@TheDhezballah i would love to get the beginners kit... but the arduino itself was expencive enough...
legoclockfreak710 3 months ago
@legoclockfreak710 I've got a friend who owes me some money so I will probably be using that to get the Spark fun beginners kit.
TheDhezballah 3 months ago
@TheDhezballah FUN! ill probably get one later down the road... but for now all i need is the arduino and a couple leds!
legoclockfreak710 3 months ago
@Ilovelazers @legoclockfreak710 What parts and/or kits would you reccomend a beginner to buy?
TheDhezballah 3 months ago
where to buy in germany?
roboter421 6 months ago
i made one my self using arduino , check it out
tamyboy1 7 months ago
The ultrasonic sensor is a “smart” sensor able to communicate with the host controller using variable-width pulses also known as pulse width modulation (PWM). Even though it is using only 1’s and 0’s the width or time period between these 1’s and 0’s is proportional to the distance measured. Microcontrollers can very accurately measure the time between these pulses with microsecond resolution.
dorianmcintire 7 months ago
but you connected it to a digital pin...
digital is just 1 and 0, while analog is many more values.... how are you getting variable distance readings out of 1's and 0's???
Slench101 7 months ago
you should put that on top of a servo, and have it scan the area around you
Doogles94 8 months ago
@brandon14872 I don't know but some sort of coding on the arduino where it would display feet and inches on a LCD screen
HarrisonIncorperated 9 months ago
@HarrisonIncorperated I made exactly that program using a Ping and a BS2 MCU. I simply had to multiply the Ping echo time by 2260 for centimeters and 890 for inches (word values) while using a standard (20MHz) BS2.
N0M4dIC1RST 8 months ago
It would be really cool if you could some how make a code to transfer a mathematical term onto the arduino so that you don't have to use a computer!
HarrisonIncorperated 9 months ago
@HarrisonIncorperated what kind of mathematical term
brandon14872 9 months ago
Where is kipkay??
TheArvind18 10 months ago
Can the PNG))) be used with the iOBridge?
SoundsFantastic 10 months ago
Nice explanation, but it would be nice to see it actually do something like send back distance data or play a variable pitch tone.
Didn't actually see it do anything.
22marauder1 10 months ago
@22marauder1
If you look at the bottom of the arduino environment after he opened up the serial monitor, you can see it giving back centimeters.
UnicyclePenguin 8 months ago
what name have it that is conected pin with sensor?
2gogy 10 months ago
kipkay>househouldhacker
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can thoses sensors be more accurate? say millimeter
MrMapflyer 11 months ago
can thoses sensors be more accurate? say millimeter
MrMapflyer 11 months ago
I cant even install the arduino hardware on to my computer!
sush150 11 months ago
when are you going to do another arduino 101
jimmysonson 1 year ago
I love that you have like every arduino, lol
rexnecis 1 year ago 44
hi my friend...very great job...anyway...can I use this sensor to differentiate between object that I want to pick up or the obstacle that I want to avoid for the Autonomous Robot?
ALZOMIR 1 year ago
Could of done an example..
HappymanSeven 1 year ago
Yeah :D on a robot it would be like a sensor so when it gets to say 10 cm from the wall or object it turns :D
Mou5Karma 1 year ago
you're more collector than a producer... but thks
94vujke 1 year ago
i really have seen alot of guys here using ultrasonic senor ..however there is alot of senors and more cheaper such as IR and ....
the question is ..why those guys using ultrasonic senor rather than others ?
THANKS
hussien1010 1 year ago
i wish i had that may arduinos and zb1(s)
droid7627 1 year ago
thers 38 people who dont know how to do
BLADENEVERFAILS 1 year ago
ITS WALL-E!
LeetMoviez 1 year ago
it looks like robot eyes...
itzjoeyppl 1 year ago
can dogs hear the ping of the sensor?
Mortltd 1 year ago
This might be a stupid question but the truth is, I'm not very familiar with microcontrollers. Can the Arduino be programmed in Java? I'm working on a project that might need this sensor and the Arduino, before purchasing this I need to make sure I'm doing the right thing.
Knightmetal 1 year ago
Arduino Program. File > Examples > Sensors > Ping.
A hell of a lot easier than having to find the webpage and copying the code and pasting it in if you ask me... ^^
americaneagle791 1 year ago
right on dude!
clintdavistv 1 year ago
It's the Game Genie of PCB's.
TakronRust 1 year ago
im Glad Kipkay is gone. You actually sound human. Love the videos!
Nanovirus5995 1 year ago
@Nanovirus5995 i like kipkay
Armaangandevia1 1 year ago
Hail satana!
5005qwerty 1 year ago
what is the rang of this sensor
abulmagd3 1 year ago
Do you think is possible to attach it to the wall outside the aquarium sensor the fish in the aquarium?
ecclipse 1 year ago
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roofy2k 1 year ago
@roofy2k wtf
NutsandGuts 1 year ago
DISLIKE.
papababis 1 year ago
wheres kipkay?
infamousbackupplan 1 year ago
That is really cool, but it's so HUGE. Are there any commercial devices that do the same thing but are squeazed down to tiny tiny, like 3 mm x 5 mm x 1 mm?
Shakespeare1612 1 year ago
@Shakespeare1612 It takes a fair bit of hardware to make an ultrasonic range finder. About the smallest you're going to find is the Devantech SRF01, which is still around 18mm in diameter and 6mm thick.
fennecfanatic 1 year ago
@fennecfanatic i was looking for some names:)
JdGiose 1 year ago
lol. that's all i have to say.
vanjastanic 1 year ago
I need to learn how to use an arduino, and I need to get one
HappyBombFilms 1 year ago
can this be used for objects that are not conductive, say a cup of glass?
razsadeq 1 year ago
instead of the pdf i got the code of the ping
MrCelloman21 1 year ago
would it be possible to a device on your sencer that translats the distance into a number of pins that extend out and touch a blind persons skin to let them know how far an object is from them?
ldeath83 1 year ago
@ldeath83 yes
tbsys31061 1 year ago
@ldeath83 yes, I thought of the same thing a while ago. I found it hard to think of a way to make each pin move independently. Linear actuators are expensive and too thick. If you can find a cheap way around this problem please share.
Finnlander132 1 year ago
is it possible to program it to display a message that when a person gets too close to your computer it says like "step away"?
TheWaddleWaddle 1 year ago
yes it is
djhesit8 1 year ago
yeah
LooseLeaves728 1 year ago
what's the difference between the analog and digital pins?
psychofish25 2 years ago
the out/in put. the digital works with a digital signal and the analog works with an analog signal
grapes008 1 year ago
hahaha
burri123 1 year ago
analog reads/writes a controlig.... can read distance, can control gear speed etc... digital has HIGH and LOW only... if HIGH 5V is going out, if is LOW 0V is going out :)
djhesit8 1 year ago
Actually, the analog is just input, you need to use the PWM for "analog" output. and LOW is ground, not 0V.
jimmy43524352 1 year ago
Plz make a video about lcd's :D
cyrixproductions 2 years ago 2
Point?
armouredhen30 2 years ago
May you make a video about LCD displays? I have some doubts......Thanks!
loriaer 2 years ago 2
can i use it using my own circuit?
MuslimMujahed 2 years ago
why not?
djhesit8 1 year ago
How would I get the output of the ultrasonic sensor to display on a seven segment display?
8magic 2 years ago
Does anyone know if therr is a link that shows how to make this exact same proto shield? Thanks !!!
Jamesonh20 2 years ago
you can buy it
djhesit8 1 year ago
how complicated will it be to make an arduino the drives and "looks" if there is soemthing in its way with the sensor?
uut0 2 years ago
=O crazy! What language is the code written in, any one know offhand? Man that looks like you could do some really cool stuff if you knew your stuff! =D
CharlestonChew03 2 years ago
i got a nano, it's better than an arduino dumilanove, the only thing is i made a protoshield socket for it so i can use a protoshield on the arduino nano
omlan 2 years ago
the has a LOT of duinos lol
nearsightedduck123 2 years ago
Why does the theme song always have to be 3x as loud as the rest of the video? Drives me nuts!
Other than that, great video as usual! Been watching them all as I wait for my Adruino to arrive.
psilokan 2 years ago 2
Where's your website? I have a question
revelartist 2 years ago
hello everybody..
Im using PING ultrasonic sensor in my project, but Im using DE2 Board to control it.
Anybody knows how to use it by using the DE2 board as the main controller? (may be in verilog or NIOS system ) Plz help me..
tq..
castello29 2 years ago
aduino seems easy
AQHackAQ 2 years ago
i have a macbook too :D :D
alfinator07 2 years ago
what happened to kipkay
taggerslife 2 years ago 113
I dunno but this is the Makemagazine channel on youtube, Kipkay was hosting a show on it. so this is some other persons video, who isn't really showing you how to make something from nothing.
hikura 2 years ago
rape
crazynoob11 2 years ago
he's a faker
NullPoint84 2 years ago
@taggerslife i yhink he does the weekend project ones
TheDevlix 1 year ago
@taggerslife he does weekend projects.
pastryhat 1 year ago
@taggerslife kipkay posts videos on his own channel
bears7777777 1 year ago
@taggerslife its how-to tuesday, not weekend projects.... and it was in 2009....
226023 6 months ago
@taggerslife personal channel. collins gonna break off soon too
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AdmirB15 2 years ago
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lamborghinigallarodo 2 years ago
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Aurduino is a microcontroller Dumb Ass!
omlan 2 years ago
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lamborghinigallarodo 2 years ago
if you didnt want a rude answer you should not have posted a rude question.
myass225 2 years ago
nice
alkasao 2 years ago 2
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ilIustration 2 years ago
lol
chevyman217 2 years ago
This is cool
Anonimus1111011 2 years ago
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lxEteRniTyxl 2 years ago
Whats that ardwino thing?
97273998 2 years ago
arduino
kaze4159 2 years ago
I still have yet to find a project I can do....
magemager0 2 years ago 32
i had this problem, first thing i made was a night vision camera, cos that was just hooking up LEDs
second was a laser spirograph, didnt need much understanding, just videos
Splooshiba 2 years ago
True that.
MasterSergeF18 2 years ago
true
chevyman217 2 years ago 2
@magemager0 Why? These are all easily doable.
Tibbon 1 year ago
@magemager0 FFFFFFFFFAILLLLLLLIIIUUUUURRRRRRREEEEEEEEE
MultiJohn12321 1 year ago
@magemager0 same with me
Maker521 11 months ago
can u post a video on how to make a back-up censor for a car? plz! lol
DrrrrrtySanchz 2 years ago 2
are you sure they are using camtasia?
b21492010 2 years ago
Im using this for one of my Arduino robots.
listenUPeveryonee 2 years ago
What happens if you aim at the moon? =D
RagedPWNLord 2 years ago
you will wake up the man in the moon because he can here ultrasonic sound!
bliss314159 2 years ago
The moon explodes!!!!!!
94thts 2 years ago
what program are you using to record your screen? can it be used on Windows XP?
b21492010 2 years ago
awsome
mojsije1234 2 years ago
i want an arduino mega, now.... =/
z3p3l1n 2 years ago
i touch myself to this vid
SupermanorNot 2 years ago
what is the range of the ping before it becomes inaccurate?
Superjadi 2 years ago
it maxes out at about 3.3 meters
Crakspyder 2 years ago
your vids are 2 high quality it takes ages for it to load
nesdrawer 2 years ago
its probably your computer because it loads fine for me
IBJ0N 2 years ago
Its fine to me. Maybe you have a slower internet speed
suckithardnfast 2 years ago
huh pu huh how dare you my internet speed is fine wait let me look 1mb internet speed oh crap
nesdrawer 2 years ago
then dont use HD.
shadowtube567 2 years ago
Arduino software
coconuts739158426 2 years ago
yay mac!!! and yea if i knew how i would put that o a robot but idk nything about MAKING a computer...
Guyya93 2 years ago
can that ultrasonic senor run on windows vista?
rueljre007 2 years ago
yes i can run on windows operating systems just download the software for windows
coconuts739158426 2 years ago
thats awesome
petfood56 2 years ago
you now what would suck if a bunch of nerds started talking about o wait NERDS no jk
ccjack156 2 years ago
looks like the ultrasonic sensor for mindstorm nxt robot
made a room alarm and a rubberband shooter attached to it.
deafmonk19 2 years ago
Good on ya! That is pretty cool.
AtomicClockwork 2 years ago
ur right deeswizle it dose look like a wall-e but how would u do an eve??
cheesymark 2 years ago
Wow nice
Psytoxix 2 years ago
Almost a radar)))
Suschestvo 2 years ago 3
It's sonar.
KenshinRyuichi 2 years ago
Radar?
fsm1982 2 years ago
no radar uses radio signals that bouce off things, this is using very i frequency sounds.
skierplaterandy 2 years ago
Tell me... from a personal opinion, is a IR reflective sensor BETTER than a ultrasonic one?
VeXorian1337 2 years ago
ir sensors cant reflect off of matte or flat materials.... so not as good
girrrrrrr2 2 years ago
depends on the enviroment, infrared fails on certain light conditions (like the sun) and ultrasonic could be confused by certain sound frecuenses, the ultrasonic is more reliable for multipruse use
DarkBusterXYZ 2 years ago
The sun spectrum is filtered if I recall correctly, as well as most interferences. The only possible reason NOT to use a IR distance sensor is because of a possible weak reflective ability of a surface. But the utrasonic sensor also has this problem. Perhaps a combination of both ultra sonic AND IR, would be the perfect setup?
VeXorian1337 2 years ago
I don't think IR & ultrasound will fit with each other. i mean the Ultra has a bigger range. whereas IR a shorter one , so u would have to have the target in the "middle" to have it absolutely correct : )
accaunt4o 2 years ago
thats why people have made systems that have a servo moving back in forth and it finds the walls at any angle.
skierplaterandy 2 years ago
You're implying parallel monitoring... I'm implying serial.. First we check with the ultra-sonic, then with the IR. It's a double check... The only object that won't be detected very well then, will be a black soft object. But I think this sensor works on a different principle than reflection of sound. Think it uses the doppler efffect. Anyways... IR is much faster and more efficient for short distances - i.e. sumo bots.
VeXorian1337 2 years ago
Umm no, it doesn't use the Doppler effect. It sends out an ultrasonic sound signal and wait's until it recieves the echo. And by measuring the time it takes from it sends the signal until it recieves the echo it can calculate the distance. Pretty simple.
94thts 2 years ago 2
Yeah ofc, but some also use the Doppler effect to measure velocity... like the sonar... That's extremely effective for sumobots!
VeXorian1337 2 years ago
Can you explain how that works?.. I know what the Doppler effect is and all but how is it used in sonar?
94thts 2 years ago
By monitoring the difference in the frequency of the reflected sound wave after a period of time, one can also measure the velocity of the object, relative to the receiver. delta f = (1 - Vsource*Vreceiver/c)*f0
VeXorian1337 2 years ago
The speed of an object relative to the speed of the sonar sensor, am i right?
94thts 2 years ago
Yes! You got it... but you can also check Wikipedia for extra info... after all I can't be too sure :-)
VeXorian1337 2 years ago
I got ultrasound security system in my car like this, kewl
MightyJustas 2 years ago 2
Hehehe...looks like a baby "Wal - E"...the next project will be an "Eve"
DeeSwizzle 2 years ago 5
hehe xD
rukulathegamer 2 years ago
awesome i always look for new projects with my arduino thanks
hlblade57 2 years ago
Arduino Italian open source ! proud of it !
baldes 2 years ago
i want wires like that
they look cute
tomek123kotek 2 years ago