MB1009 ParkSonar-EZ-144
MB1009 ParkSonar-EZ-144
Ranges from 6 inches to 254 inches. 12-foot detection zone for proximity information with a ~10-second acquire time and ~5-second release time.
$29.95
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Specs
- Resolution of 1 inch
- ~10 second target acquire time*
- ~5 second target release time*
- Automatic multi-sensor operation
- Vehicle Detection Sensor
- Maximum reported range of 254 inches (645 cm)
- Choice of 2 digital outputs: Logic Level (High/Low) and RS232 serial
- 42kHz Ultrasonic sensor measures distance to objects
- RoHS Compliant
- Virtually no sensor dead zone, objects closer than 6 inches typically range as 6 inches
- Operates between 2.5 and 5.5V
- Low 2.0mA average current requirement
- Small, lightweight module
- Designed for easy integration into your project or product
- Proximity Detection zone of 12 feet (144 inches)
Description
Features of the MB1009, ParkSonar-EZ-144, include one-inch resolution, both proximity and range information for the nearest detectable target, and various output options: high/low logic level and RS232 serial.
The ParkSonar-EZ line is designed to detect vehicles within a calibrated detection zone. The ParkSonar-EZ proximity sensors report when a vehicle or other detectable target enters the detection zone. The target is released after leaving the ParkSonar-EZ's detection zone.
The MB1009 has a detection zone of ~12 feet. The MB1009 will allow for 14+ simultaneous sensors depending on sensor mounting and environment.
Documentation and CAD files
Documents
| ParkSonar-EZ Datasheet |
| Chaining Application Guide |
| RoHS Declaration of Conformity |
| CE Declaration of Conformity |
Product 3D Models
LV-EZ CAD Files
Software Downloads
Part Numbers
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