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Distance Sensor | 4M ToF Range | IIC Output for Arduino STM32

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This TOF laser ranging sensor module measures distance for your electronics projects. It uses Time-of-Flight (ToF) technology. This means it calculates distance by how long a light pulse takes to retu...

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What's the maximum range and what voltage does this sensor need?
This sensor can measure distances up to 4 metres. It's designed to run on a DC supply voltage between 3.0V and 5V, making it suitable for most microcontroller projects.
How does this connect to a microcontroller like an Arduino or STM32?
It uses the IIC communication protocol, which is a standard two-wire interface (SDA and SCL). This makes it straightforward to connect to boards like the Arduino, STM32, or ESP32, and we provide STM32 routines to help you get started.
What's the point of the optical cover? Can I use it without one?
The optical cover shields the sensor from dust and helps reduce interference from ambient light. Using it helps you get more reliable and consistent distance readings, especially in challenging environments.

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