This three-digit digital object counter is an ideal tool for counting objects or people entering a room. It’s perfect for engineers looking to learn about digital counters through a hands-on project.
This three-digit digital object counter is an ideal tool for counting objects or people entering a room. It’s perfect for engineers looking to learn about digital counters through a hands-on project.
Overview
The DIY digital object counter uses a photoresistor and three seven-segment displays to show counts ranging from 000 to 999. It operates in conjunction with a laser module, making it a practical and educational device for various applications.
How It Works
Laser Module Integration:
Turn on the laser module and direct the beam toward the photoresistor.
Ensure the laser beam consistently hits the photoresistor.
Each time the laser beam is interrupted, the counter increments by one.
Power Requirements:
The counter module operates on a 5V power supply.
You can power the kit using a 5V mobile charger or any compatible power adapter.
PCB Dimensions:
The printed circuit board (PCB) measures 43 mm by 58 mm, making it compact and easy to install in various settings.
Features
Transmitter-Receiver Distance:
The distance between the laser transmitter and the photoresistor receiver can be up to 10 meters.
Reset Functionality:
The counter module can be reset to zero at any time, allowing you to restart the counting process as needed.
What's New?
High Stability Output:
The updated kit offers highly stable output with no false counts, ensuring accuracy and reliability.
Simplified Design:
The kit now exclusively uses a photoresistor, eliminating the infrared feature for a more streamlined design.
This digital object counter is a versatile and educational tool, making it an excellent addition to any engineer's toolkit or learning curriculum.
Package includes:
1 x Objects counter module- Fully assembled.
1 x Laser Module and microUSB female module- User needs to solder this.