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    Computer Architecture II: Laboratory Design 5 Ultrasonic Sensor

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    This document summarizes a laboratory design project using an ultrasonic sensor. The objectives are to measure distance using an ultrasonic sensor, demonstrate the principles of how an ultrasonic sensor works, and design a system using an ultrasonic sensor and conveyor. The design is presented as a temperature pointer that uses two temperature sensors and a servo motor controlled by a potentiometer to indicate the direction of the hotter temperature. Learning experiences from the project include using PWM pins to control components like servo motors and getting accurate temperature readings by properly converting analog sensor values.

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    Computer Architecture II: Laboratory Design 5 Ultrasonic Sensor

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    This document summarizes a laboratory design project using an ultrasonic sensor. The objectives are to measure distance using an ultrasonic sensor, demonstrate the principles of how an ultrasonic sensor works, and design a system using an ultrasonic sensor and conveyor. The design is presented as a temperature pointer that uses two temperature sensors and a servo motor controlled by a potentiometer to indicate the direction of the hotter temperature. Learning experiences from the project include using PWM pins to control components like servo motors and getting accurate temperature readings by properly converting analog sensor values.

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    This document summarizes a laboratory design project using an ultrasonic sensor. The objectives are to measure distance using an ultrasonic sensor, demonstrate the principles of how an ultrasonic sensor works, and design a system using an ultrasonic sensor and conveyor. The design is presented as a temperature pointer that uses two temperature sensors and a servo motor controlled by a potentiometer to indicate the direction of the hotter temperature. Learning experiences from the project include using PWM pins to control components like servo motors and getting accurate temperature readings by properly converting analog sensor values.

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    Computer Architecture II: Laboratory Design 5 Ultrasonic Sensor

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    Vince Dela Cruz
    This document summarizes a laboratory design project using an ultrasonic sensor. The objectives are to measure distance using an ultrasonic sensor, demonstrate the principles of how an ultrasonic sensor works, and design a system using an ultrasonic sensor and conveyor. The design is presented as a temperature pointer that uses two temperature sensors and a servo motor controlled by a potentiometer to indicate the direction of the hotter temperature. Learning experiences from the project include using PWM pins to control components like servo motors and getting accurate temperature readings by properly converting analog sensor values.

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    Computer Architecture II

    Laboratory Design 5
    Ultrasonic Sensor

    By: Aaron Mitchell Lim


    Objectives
    Measure distance using an ultrasonic sensor
    Demonstrate the principles of an ultrasonic
    sensor
    Design a system using ultrasonic sensor and
    conveyor
    Develop a system using an ultrasonic sensor
    and conveyor
    Activity 1
    1.)

    2.)
    Activity 1
    3.)
    Design Title:
    Temperature Pointer

    Explanation:
    The design is composed of 2 LM 35 sensors,
    potentiometer, and a servo motor. The program
    compares the 2 temperature values taken from the
    sensors and the servo motor turns to the direction
    of the hotter temperature. The potentiometer is
    used for adjusting the speed of the servo motor.
    Design
    Design view:
    Design
    Schematic view:
    Learning Experiences
    Arduino PWM analog output pins could control
    different types of components. For example the
    servo motors direction.
    Temperature sensor gets accurate value if
    converted correctly from the analog value.

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