#raspberry-pi #sensor #distance #ultrasonic #gpio-pin

hc-sr04

Raspberry Pi Rust driver for the HC-SR04 ultrasonic distance sensor

3 releases

0.1.2 May 2, 2024
0.1.1 Mar 25, 2023
0.1.0 Sep 23, 2022

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GPL-3.0-only

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HC-SR04

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This crate provides a driver for the HC-SR04/HC-SR04P ultrasonic distance sensor on Raspberry Pi, using rppal to access Raspberry Pi's GPIO.

Examples

Usage examples can be found in the examples folder.

Measure distance

use hc_sr04::{HcSr04, Unit};

// Initialize driver.
let mut ultrasonic = HcSr04::new(
    24,          // TRIGGER -> Gpio pin 24
    23,          // ECHO -> Gpio pin 23
    Some(23_f32) // Ambient temperature (if `None` defaults to 20.0C)
).unwrap();

// Perform distance measurement, specifying measuring unit of return value.
match ultrasonic.measure_distance(Unit::Meters).unwrap() {
    Some(dist) => println!("Distance: {.2}m", dist),
    None => println!("Object out of range"),
}

Calibrate measurement

Distance measurement can be calibrated at runtime using the HcSr04::calibrate method that this library exposes, passing the current ambient temperature as f32.

use hc_sr04::{HcSr04, Unit};

// Initialize driver.
let mut ultrasonic = HcSr04::new(24, 23, None).unwrap();

// Calibrate measurement with ambient temperature.
ultrasonic.calibrate(23_f32);

// Perform distance measurement.
match ultrasonic.measure_distance(Unit::Centimeters).unwrap() {
    Some(dist) => println!("Distance: {.1}cm", dist),
    None => println!("Object out of range"),
}

Dependencies

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