- USB interface
- ~2.5-second target acquire time*
- ~1.5-second target release time*
- Automatic multi-sensor operation
- People sensor
- Resolution of 1 inch
- Maximum Range of 125 inches (318 cm)
- Detection zone range of 36 inches (91 cm)
- 42kHz Ultrasonic sensor measures the distance to objects
- RoHS compliant
- Virtually no sensor dead zone, objects closer than 6 inches range as 6 inches
- Small, lightweight module
- Designed for easy integration into your project or product
- Good balance between long and short range detection zone
Features of the MB1424, USB-ProxSonar-EZ2, include one-inch resolution, both proximity and range information for the nearest detectable target, and serial data over an easy-to-use USB interface.
The USB-ProxSonar-EZ line is designed for people or obstacles that enter within a calibrated detection zone. The USB-ProxSonar-EZ proximity sensors report when a person or other detectable target enters the detection zone. The target is released after leaving the USB-ProxSonar-EZ's detection zone.
The MB1424 has a detection zone of ~1 foot. The MB1424 will allow for 10+ simultaneous sensors depending on sensor mounting and environment.
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Pin Header (90 Degree 7 Pin)
$17.27View AccessoryConnector Header Through Hole, Right Angle 7 position 0.100″ (2.54mm)
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MB7950 WR Mounting Hardware
$4.99View AccessoryAllows customers to easily through-hole mount WR sensors.
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MaxBotix Inc Design Cycle Guide
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Understanding Target Acoustics
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