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Robot Sensors - Ultra Sonic Ranger Module

The SRF08 is an evolutionary step up from the SRF04. It requires less power to operate, has a longer range (up to 6m) and it performs its own internal timing of the return echo. The SRF08 is also fitted with an LDR to measure light levels.

Communication with the SRF08 is via the I2C bus that is available on many popular microcontroller's.

Specification:

  • Voltage - 5v only required
  • Current - 15mA Typical. 3mA Standby.
  • Frequency - 40KHz
  • Range - 3cm -6m.
  • Max Analogue Gain - Variable 94 to 1025 in 32 steps.
  • Connection - Standard I2C Bus.
  • Light Sensor - Front Facing light sensor.
  • Timing - Fully timed echo, freeing host controller of task.
  • Echo - Multiple echo - keeps looking after first echo.
  • Units - Range reported in uS, mm or inches.
  • Small Size - 43mm x 20mm x 17mm height.

Downloads

SRF08 Pinout Datasheet Download PDF (75 Kb)
SRF08 Sonar Schematic Datasheet Download PDF (36 Kb)

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