How to Build an Arduino Ultrasonic Range Scale: a Comprehensive Guide
by Hetpatel228 in Circuits > Arduino
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How to Build an Arduino Ultrasonic Range Scale: a Comprehensive Guide
Are you interested in making Arduino projects but not having proper explaination and stucks in middle of your project? Don't worry this time you are in the right place.
- Grab your Arduino board, gather your components, and let's dive into the fascinating world of ultrasonic sensors and distance measurement.
- By the end of this guide, you'll not only have a fully functional range finder but also a deeper understanding of how it works and the endless possibilities it opens up for future projects.
- Without further wasting our time, let's get started!
Supplies
here are basic components required to build our project:
- 1X Arduino UNO
- 1X Ultrasonic Module HC-SR04
- 1X IIC/I2C LCD Display Module
- 1X Buzzer Module
- 1X 9v Battery
- 1X Switch
Other Essential Things Required during working on this project:
- Jumper Wires
- Arduino UNO Cable (For Programming)
- Soldering iron (If Required)
- Glue
- Small foam piece
Follow Circuit Diagram and Connect All Electronics
Althought it was pretty easy Connections you might not having any issue in it. you can use Breadboard also to further simplify conections
Here you can Download Circuit Diagram.
Let's Start Programming the Arduino Board
here is the Arduino code
REMEMBER: YOU HAVE TO INSTALL SOME LIBRARIES TO UPLOAD CODE (LIQUID CRYSTAL, WIRE, NEWPING)
you can download it from internet then copy all libraries and paste in : Documents>Arduino>libraries
or you can directly install from arduino IDE by click on: sketch > library > manage library
Now After Sucessfully Uploading Code We Have to 3D Print Cabinat
If you don't have CNC machine you can use any other materials also Like: PVC, Cardboad ,etc
Note my words: You own this you can make changes of your choice
Put All Components in 3D Printed Cabinet
After Fitting Components Inside 3D Printed Box Take A Foam Piece And Put It In Remaining Gaps To Avoid Shaking And Damaging Wiring In Future
Congratulations...your New Project Works Successfully
This Works Very Well And Pretty Accruate For Daily Uses.. We Can Add A Potentiometer To Further Increase Accuracy.
But For Now This Is A Fantastic Project For Learning...Hope You Earned Some Valuable Information By Working With Us.
I Am Very Happy To Share My Knowlwdge With You
Have A Great Day Makers ;)