A few customers have mentioned that, when trying to reset the Hokuyo UST-10LX or UST-20LX sensors to the factory default IP address, the reset procedure found in the product specification may not reset the IP address properly.
Per the UST-20LX Product Specification 2014.6.12, the process to reset the sensor's IP address to factory default value is shown in Section 10 as follows:
Below is a handy chart comparing the LightWare sensors that Acroname stocks.
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An example of converting the non-linear voltage output of a Sharp analog infrared range finder into a usable distance measurement using only integer math. Read article.
Comparison of effective ranges, sensitivity and angle of view for Sharp infrared (IR) ranger and range finders. Theory of operation of infrared range finders. Read article.
An article describing the use of voltage generated by a spinning motor to conclude the speed of the motor's rotation. Read Article.
Acroname tests the UTM-30LX-EW, UST-10LX, and the URG-04LX-UG01 both indoors and out comparing their capabilities, strengths and weaknesses. Read Article.
These modules are used extensively for robotics and automatic distance measurement applications. Unfortunately, the output of these sensors are inherently non-linear.
Electromotive force (EMF) refers to the voltage generated by a spinning motor.