Massive Selection for Rear Proximity Sensor - Four direction detection ultrasonic obstacle avoidance sensor (DYP-A05) – Dianyingpu
Massive Selection for Rear Proximity Sensor - Four direction detection ultrasonic obstacle avoidance sensor (DYP-A05) – Dianyingpu Detail:
A05 is a high-performance ultrasonic ranging sensor.Features of the A20 module include millimeter resolution, four-direction testing, range information of detectable targets from 250mm to 4500mm, Multiple output interfaces optional: serial port, RS485,Relay.
The A05 series transducer adopts a closed integrated waterproof probe with a 2500mm extension cable,A certain level of dust and water resistance, suitable for wet and harsh measurement occasions Meeting your application in any scenario.
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