Help...Distance Meter

[tohu thomson]

hello
thank you mvs_sarma

I found many codes for this project and they use the same thing you say, but all of them written in C language , and I can't program with this language.
And I found another written in asm with AT89C2051.
I understand that how it works but I can't write it in picbasic.

thank you

[Bruce]

I have an example of using the Devantech SRF04 sonar range-finder with PBP in our
Micro-Bot projects section here http://www.rentron.com/Micro-Bot/Sonar.htm

Devantech makes the SRF04 schematic & source code available for folks that prefer to build
one themselves: http://www.robot-electronics.co.uk/htm/srf1.shtml

They have several more here: http://www.robot-electronics.co.uk/s...angers1999.htm

The Parallax PING module linked to by mackrackit should also be pretty simple to use.

[tohu thomson]

Hello
Thank you very much for your help.
sorry but how can I make distance meter without using ultrasound generator, e.g. infrared or laser or other methods.
because the tools of ultrasound doesn't offer in my country.

Thank you.

[Bruce]

With standard off-the-shelf type IR components, this isn't incredibly precise, but here's
one way to do it: http://www.rentron.com/PicBasic/infr..._detection.htm

If you want something pre-manufactured, and a bit more accurate, then do a Google search
for Sharp GP2D12. I've never used on myself, but I hear they're fairly accurate.

Laser range-finders are a great deal more complex + expensive, but still an option if you have
the budget. Here's an intro http://www.repairfaq.org/sam/lr/

You can find a LOT more with a quick search at Google.

[tohu thomson]

Hello

Thank you very much Bruce ...

[Archangel]

Hello
Thank you very much for your help.
sorry but how can I make distance meter without using ultrasound generator, e.g. infrared or laser or other methods.
because the tools of ultrasound doesn't offer in my country.

Thank you.

You could use a wheel and an encoder.