3 Channel Infrared Tracking Sensor TCRT5000 - Keyestudio KS0453

:SEN03062
€3.90
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In the smart car DIY process, we often use a line tracking sensor to make the smart car follow a line.
The keyestudio 3-channel line tracking module actually is an infrared sensor. The component used is a TCRT5000 infrared tube.
The working principle is to use the different reflectivity of infrared light to color, converting the strength of the reflected signal into a current signal.
During the detection, black is active at HIGH level, and white is active at LOW. The detection height is 0-3 cm.

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*Disclaimer: The images are merely illustrative.

In the smart car DIY process, we often use a line tracking sensor to make the smart car follow a line.
The keyestudio 3-channel line tracking module actually is an infrared sensor. The component used is a TCRT5000 infrared tube.
The working principle is to use the different reflectivity of infrared light to color, converting the strength of the reflected signal into a current signal.
During the detection, black is active at HIGH level, and white is active at LOW. The detection height is 0-3 cm.
We have integrated three groups of TCRT5000 infrared tubes on a single board, convenient for wiring and control.
Turn the adjustable trimpot to adjust the module’s sensitivity.
The module comes with two 3mm positioning holes for mounting on other devices.

 

 Features:

  1. Operating voltage: DC 3.3-5V

  2. Detection height: 0—3cm

  3. Interface: 5pin of 2.54mm pitch

  4. Positioning hole diameter: 3mm

  5. Dimensions: 42mm*31mm*7mm

  6. Weight: 6.6g

  7. Environment attribute: ROHS

 

Wiring Diagram


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Test Code

int sensor1 = 2;
int sensor2 = 3; 
int sensor3 = 4; 
int val1; 
int val2; 
int val3; 
void setup() 
{
  Serial.begin(9600);
  pinMode(sensor1, INPUT); // set sensor to input mode
  pinMode(sensor2, INPUT); // set sensor to input mode
  pinMode(sensor2, INPUT); // set sensor to input mode
}

void loop() 
{
  val1=digitalRead(sensor1);
  Serial.print("val1:");
  Serial.print(val1);
  val2=digitalRead(sensor2);
  Serial.print("  val2:");
  Serial.print(val2);
  val3=digitalRead(sensor3);
  Serial.print("  val3:");
  Serial.println(val3);
  delay(200);
}

 

Test Result

Done uploading the code to control board, open the serial monitor and set the baud rate to 9600.
When the tacking module detects black line, output 1; detecting white line, output 0. As figure shown below.
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Documents:

  1. WIKI page tutorial

 

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