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    mostek Newbie
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    Default ir sensor

    see the circuit enclosed - it is an ir sensor 38 k modulated
    it may help
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    using 6 sensor to track the line and 2 H-bridge to drive motor
    You can make a simple robot .You can align 6 sensor to follow the line .
    It is not very diffcult I've just finished it.
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    if you have finished it, send us some pics of it. and schem etc (email it to me if oyu dont want to make it so public. i'm just interested. dont worry, i wont build this my own as a school project or something else... i have my own bots.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bloody-orc
    if you have finished it, send us some pics of it. and schem etc (email it to me if oyu dont want to make it so public. i'm just interested. dont worry, i wont build this my own as a school project or something else... i have my own bots.
    you can visit link
    http://webwarper.net/ww/~av/www.free...on/sanpham.htm
    thanks
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    may advice in 2 words:

    1-use a microcontroller, it may be a litle tought in the begining, but once you get used to it, it will make things sooo much easier..

    2-use a motor driver chip like the L293D. will save you lot of trouble.


    if you want to build an orriginal line detector yourself, here is a simple, undertandable principle on working with IR here:
    http://www.ikalogic.com/prox_sensors.php

    good luck
    Ibrahim Kamal
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    thank you.....

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