HC-SR04 Enclosure
Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5627452.
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Archivos (9)
- bracket.stl STL · 54 KB
- clamp.stl STL · 8 KB
- cowl.stl STL · 14 KB
- front_panel.stl STL · 84 KB
- front_panel_big.stl STL · 84 KB
- housing.stl STL · 110 KB
- housing_big.stl STL · 110 KB
- mount.stl STL · 36 KB
- hc-sr04-housing05.skp SKP
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Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5627452.
This is a robust enclosure for the HC-SR04 Distance Sensor / Ultrasonic Range Finder. I originally made this for a Halloween project (the distance sensor was used to trigger some effects when people approach...)
There are two versions of the enclosure: - housing & front_panel - only just big enough to squeeze in the dupont connectors - housing_big & front_panel_big - slightly bigger (has 5mm more clearance)
There are also some accessories for mounting: - bracket - a simple L-bracket - mount & clamp - suitable to mount on wooden stakes of 5~6mm diameter
Finally, there's a "cowl" which can be used to give some basic protection from the rain (I attached this with double-sided tape). This enclosure not designed to be waterproof for extended use outdoors, but is pretty robust for general indoor use or occasional outdoor use.
I also wrote a Python module to interface the HC-SR04 to the Raspberry Pi which is available here if you need it: https://github.com/jam3sward/hcsr04-python
Caution: if you use the HC-SR04 with Raspberry Pi, you need to convert the 5V output to 3V3 level before connecting to the GPIO pins on the Pi to avoid potential damage.
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