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• TITLE: Ultrasound Ranging with Selective Zone

  AUTHORS: Libo Deng

  KEYWORDS: Ultrasound, Selective Zone

  JOURNAL NAME: World Journal of Engineering and Technology, Vol.12 No.2, May 13, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The technology of ultrasonic measurement has been widely applied in many fields in recent years. It has already been researched for almost 40 years and its application in both residential use and military are mature and well-developed. One of the advanced uses is for reversing a car and it is based on sending sound waves through a specific medium and observing the returning echoes to measure the distance from the device to the obstacle. In this report, a simple ultrasonic distance measurement system will be introduced including the design of hardware and software, the simulating results and the final product. This system was built to be cheaper, requires less power and delivers better performance.