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Distance Measuring Sensor. Where to get them?

12/10/2006 9:05 AM

Hello

I am looking for distance sensors, IR and ultrasound type, low cost for education.

Sharp GP2Y0A21YK or better IR sensor

40KHz or near frequency low cost ultrasound sensors

I may require 100 numbers in each sensors for my class.

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Re: Distance Measuring Sensor. Where to get them?

12/11/2006 6:42 AM

At a cost of $9.96 USD each for a quantity of 100, you've probably got your best choice already.


Because its for educational use, have you contacted any mfg and asked about a donation?
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Re: Distance Measuring Sensor. Where to get them?

12/13/2006 9:54 AM

The price of those sensors depends on the accuracy, of course ... but google for "ifm". These guys have ANY sensor yo can imagine ...

Good luck !

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