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sultanm900
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GP2Y0D340K
Hello I need help to run GP2Y0D340K OR GP2Y0D02
Re: GP2Y0D340K
If you need help it's best to make it easy for people to help you.
Not everyone is prepared to google to work out the nature of those devices.
Links to the devices, what sort of devices they are, what sort of help you need, what you have tried, what didn't work, are the sorts of information you should have in your post.
Not everyone is prepared to google to work out the nature of those devices.
Links to the devices, what sort of devices they are, what sort of help you need, what you have tried, what didn't work, are the sorts of information you should have in your post.
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sultanm900
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Re: GP2Y0D340K
How do I turn I have not triedGP2Y0D340K because I did not know how to respond, and I thank you from working on a new raspberrypi
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mikronauts
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Re: GP2Y0D340K
If you want help from the forum:
1) describe what you want to do
2) provide links to the data sheets of the parts you think may work for your application
Often new users will pick parts that are NOT useful for what they want to do.
1) describe what you want to do
2) provide links to the data sheets of the parts you think may work for your application
Often new users will pick parts that are NOT useful for what they want to do.
sultanm900 wrote:How do I turn I have not triedGP2Y0D340K because I did not know how to respond, and I thank you from working on a new raspberrypi
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Re: GP2Y0D340K
http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1679910.pdf
Do you really need a distance sensor for up to 50cm?
Or are you just needing to know there is something near by?
What are you trying to detect?
This chip is driven by 5V, and it's output is 5V - don't plug it into the Raspberry Pi directly.
As everyone else has said, the more you tell us about what you want to do, the more we can help you do it.
Do you really need a distance sensor for up to 50cm?
Or are you just needing to know there is something near by?
What are you trying to detect?
This chip is driven by 5V, and it's output is 5V - don't plug it into the Raspberry Pi directly.
As everyone else has said, the more you tell us about what you want to do, the more we can help you do it.
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