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Bert writes - "The Devantech SFR04 Ultrasonic Range Finder indicates the distance to the closest object within range. Echo's that arrive later are received and processed, but subsequently ignored. For a true radar all signals should be taken into account. So, time to heat up the old soldering iron and make some modifications to the Devantech SFR04 circuit board." [via] - Link.
DIY Ultrasonic sonar with LEGOs
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Apr 4, 2006 02:41 AM
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It's *SONAR*, not RADAR. Sound vs Radio :)
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It's *SONAR*, not RADAR. Sound vs Radio :)
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And it's LEGO, not LEGOs :)
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