10m Arduino Distance Measurement Lidar Analog Laser Sensor

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10m Arduino Distance Measurement Lidar Analog Laser Sensor.

The 10m Lidar Sensor Arduino is a sensor module that can be used with Arduino microcontrollers to measure distances using laser technology.

The laser measure sensor can accurately measure distances up to 10m and communicates with the Arduino using analog signals, making it compatible with most Arduino boards. The analog laser distance sensor provides distance measurements in analog voltage format, which can be easily read by the Arduino's analog input pins.

To use the laser measuring sensor, you would need to connect it to your Arduino board using jumper wires. The sensor typically has three pins: VCC (power supply), GND (ground), and OUT (analog output). Connect the VCC pin to the 5V pin of the Arduino, the GND pin to the GND pin of the Arduino, and the OUT pin to any of the analog input pins on the Arduino.

Once the distance measuring sensor is connected, you can write a simple Arduino program to read the analog voltage output from the sensor and convert it to distance. The Arduino's analog Read() function can be used to read the voltage value, which can then be mapped to the corresponding distance using a conversion formula.

Note:

1. Under bad measure condition, like environment with strong light or the diffuse reflectance of measuring point over-high or low, the accuracy would have bigger amount of error: ±1 mm± 50PPM.

2. Under strong light or bad diffuse reflectance of target, please use a reflection board

3. Operating temperature -10 ℃~50 ℃ can be customized

4. 60m can be customized