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    Ultrasonic Radar Sytem With Liquid Crystal Display

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    The document describes an ultrasonic ranging detection system that uses an Arduino microcontroller, ultrasonic sensor, servo motor, and LCD display. The system detects obstacles and determines their exact distance and location. It sends the sensor data to MATLAB via serial communication, where the data is analyzed and converted to Cartesian coordinates for visualization. The LCD then displays the distance to the closest object and warns when an object gets too near. The system provides low-cost obstacle detection and positioning within a limited range.

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    The document describes an ultrasonic ranging detection system that uses an Arduino microcontroller, ultrasonic sensor, servo motor, and LCD display. The system detects obstacles and determines their exact distance and location. It sends the sensor data to MATLAB via serial communication, where the data is analyzed and converted to Cartesian coordinates for visualization. The LCD then displays the distance to the closest object and warns when an object gets too near. The system provides low-cost obstacle detection and positioning within a limited range.

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    The document describes an ultrasonic ranging detection system that uses an Arduino microcontroller, ultrasonic sensor, servo motor, and LCD display. The system detects obstacles and determines their exact distance and location. It sends the sensor data to MATLAB via serial communication, where the data is analyzed and converted to Cartesian coordinates for visualization. The LCD then displays the distance to the closest object and warns when an object gets too near. The system provides low-cost obstacle detection and positioning within a limited range.

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    Ultrasonic Radar Sytem With Liquid Crystal Display

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    The document describes an ultrasonic ranging detection system that uses an Arduino microcontroller, ultrasonic sensor, servo motor, and LCD display. The system detects obstacles and determines their exact distance and location. It sends the sensor data to MATLAB via serial communication, where the data is analyzed and converted to Cartesian coordinates for visualization. The LCD then displays the distance to the closest object and warns when an object gets too near. The system provides low-cost obstacle detection and positioning within a limited range.

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    ULTRASONIC RANGING DETECTION SYTEM WITH LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY

    Blanco, Jhomel C.; Dacanay, Luis Fernando L. ; Fernandez, Mahana Lysa R.; Generalao,
    Elaine F.; Juguillon, Lawrence D. ; Mislang, Kassandra Kay F. ; Rabanera, Jeramie B.;
    Rosario, Francis Carl L. ; Senin, Mariella A. ; Tacadena, Karljann Edison B.

    Colegio de Dagupan –School of Engineering

    Adviser: Engr. Jonathan G. Lim

    The MATLAB code harvests the data from the COM


    port, saves it into a matrix with the angle of rotation, and then
    I. Objectives converts it into Cartesian coordinates with the formula given. A
     To develop an ultrasonic radar system, Liquid Crystal display is also wired up in this project to visually
    detecting obstacles with the aid of determine the exact location of the obstacle detected. In this
    MATLAB software. case, the distance of the closest object is printed as
     To provide accuracy on perceiving the determined by the ultrasonic distance sensor and a warning
    exact distance and location of the message was displayed in the event an object gets too close.
    detected obstacle. The LCD monitor has a module at the back of it that allows it to
    communicate with the Arduino via I2C.
    II. Conceptual Framework
    IV. Data, Results and Summary.
    The requirement of an Ultrasonic Radar system is a
    microcontroller circuit that is connected to an ultrasonic sensor
    mounted on a servo motor for monitoring. As soon as the object
    is detected, the data is processed and sent to the laptop. The
    SERVO analysis of the object detection is done with the help of
    MOTOR
    MATLAB. The graph shows two regions, the shaded (blue
    ULTRASONIC
    SENSOR
    region) and the clear region. Hence, the clear region shows that
    there is no object and the blue part shows there is an object in
    that particular region and in this case we can trace the position
    ARDUINO UNO
    and the angle of the object. The LCD prints the exact distance
    of the obstacle and then prints a message when the obstacle is
    very near.
    LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY
    LAPTOP V. Conclusion and Recommendation.
    Radar system presents a low cost and low power
    III. Methodology system for the security of an unauthorized area by the help of
    radar system. The future modification may include the addition
    The Arduino Microcontroller programmed with of surveillance cameras. This radar system is better for
    Arduino Software will serve as the brain of this project. The security if image recognition system will be added and so that
    microcontroller will emit a radar signal in a predetermined the image of the object can be recognized.
    direction as soon as the waves are in contact with the object
    which the system can monitor a limited range. The Arduino
    code controls the motion of data is pushed over serial to the
    PC, where it is read by MATLAB. The data received from the
    Arduino tells two things; the degree of rotation of the servo
    motor and the distance of an obstacle in that direction. Hence,
    the data that we have at this point is in the Polar coordinate
    system. For it to make sense to human eyes when visualized,
    it must be converted to the Cartesian or X-Y Coordinate
    system. The servo motor and the readings from the ultrasonic
    sensor are captured. It also pushes the sensor data to the
    serial port.

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