Ultrasonic Parking Sensor, PWM/UART/TTL Output

Description

Adopting a low-power design, this ultrasonic parking sensor features a standby current of ≤10μA and an operating current of ≤8 mA (at 12 V), and supports a wide 3.3–12 V input range for versatile power environments. Electrostatic protection is integrated at the output stage to enhance system reliability. It maintains stable operation across an extended temperature range of -15 ℃ to +60℃ and under high humidity conditions, demonstrating robust environmental adaptability.

Specification

Features

1. High Precision Ranging: Integrates intelligent signal processing circuits and high-precision algorithms, featuring minimal blind zones and a measurement range up to 4.5m with exceptional accuracy, meeting commercial application requirements.
2. Stable and Reliable: On-board temperature compensation enables stable operation across a wide temperature range from -15°C to +60°C. Incorporates electrostatic protection design with protective components added to the output terminals, enhancing system reliability.
3. Low Power and Wide Voltage: Low-power design with standby current ≤10μA and operating current ≤8mA (at 12V supply). Supports 3.3V to 12V wide voltage input, suitable for outdoor equipment and mobile scenarios.
4. Flexible Output Interfaces: Offers multiple output options including PWM, UART, and TTL. Strong interface adaptability facilitates integration and system compatibility.
5. Wide Range of Applications: Suitable for horizontal distance measurement, liquid level detection, parking management, robot obstacle avoidance, automatic control, object proximity and presence sensing, and other diverse applications.

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Tips: How are ultrasonic sensors used in automotive parking systems?

Ultrasonic sensors are widely used in automotive parking systems to detect surrounding obstacles during low-speed driving and parking maneuvers. Typically mounted on the front and rear bumpers, these sensors emit ultrasonic waves and receive echoes reflected from obstacles. The system calculates the distance between the vehicle and obstacles based on the time taken for the echoes to return, providing real-time feedback to the driver via audible alerts or on-screen displays. In practical applications, it primarily serves for reverse/parking distance detection with audible and visual alerts, provides critical obstacle location data for automated parking assistance systems, and identifies occupied parking spaces in smart parking lot vacancy detection. This technology offers advantages such as precise short-range detection, lower cost, and immunity to lighting conditions, making it a cost-effective solution for enhancing parking safety and convenience.