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light that shall be reflected by the line to be detected but not by the eventually opaque background surrounding this line.</p><p id="491c">Any sender/receiver pair that is able to make a difference between a line and the rest of the ground (of a different color) can be used in a line sensor.</p><p id="9345">And that’s all.</p><h2 id="1385">Credits & References</h2><p id="d41e"><a href="http://www.energiazero.org/arduino_sensori/4_channel_line_tracker_sensor.pdf">4-CHANNEL LINE TRACKER SENSOR</a> by <a href="http://www.energiazero.org/">http://www.energiazero.org</a></p><p id="b2c8"><a href="https://www.amazon.com/4-Channel-Infrared-Follower-Obstacle-Avoidance/dp/B07662JJF7">4-Channel Infrared IR Line Track Follower Sensor Module Obstacle Avoidance PCB for Smart Car/Arduino</a> by amazon.com</p><figure id="d058"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*CkxypHrII017d_jU5vbR3g.jpeg"><figcaption>Fig 4. a Little of <b>Acrobatics</b> Performance to carry on this video :)</figcaption></figure></article></body>

4-Channel Line Tracker Sensor

Ensures a Successful & Accurately Navigation For Your Robot-Ardu_Serie # 80

Hi, There is no easy way to tell your robot where to go! use this module:

Fig 1. 4 channel IR sensor

This is the simplest test that will get you started on this board.

Here is the fritzing schematic for your reference:

Fig 2. Simple & workable Fritz schema:)

Here is the code:

And here is my lab:

The 4-Channel Line Tracker sensor implements an easy way for line tracking. A line sensor is made of a number of cells and each cell is composed of a sender and a receiver.

The particularity of this sender/receiver pair is that it sends light that shall be reflected by the line to be detected but not by the eventually opaque background surrounding this line.

Any sender/receiver pair that is able to make a difference between a line and the rest of the ground (of a different color) can be used in a line sensor.

And that’s all.

Credits & References

4-CHANNEL LINE TRACKER SENSOR by http://www.energiazero.org

4-Channel Infrared IR Line Track Follower Sensor Module Obstacle Avoidance PCB for Smart Car/Arduino by amazon.com

Fig 4. a Little of Acrobatics Performance to carry on this video :)
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