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IR Colour Sensor Array

By Vusumuzi Dube

Want to make An IR sensor array for a simple line following robot? This is the tutorial for you!

Introduction

This is my journey to create my first IR Sensor array and hopefully it will help you young line follower.

Requirements

Before beginning let me quickly give the requirements of the sensor so we all know what the end result will be as well as why certain design choices were made. From the problem description, and compatibility requirements we can discern that

Multi-Colour detection

The sensor should be able to distinquish between 4 line colours on a white background, In total the sensor should be able to defrientiate between 5 colours.

⚫ Black 🔴 Red 🟢 Green 🔵 Blue ⚪ White

3.3V Outputs and Operation

Requires 3.3 output and idealy 3.3V input. 5V compatibility is recommended, however it should also work at 3.3V

Parts List

Checked Part Quantity Description Link
IR Sensor 3 Photo Transistor / IR LED Pair Here
100k Ω Potentiometer 3 For adjusting the gain of the photo transistor Here
220 Ω Resistor 3 Current limiting resistor for the IR LED Here
N-Channel MOSFET 1 To turn the LEDs on and off Here
Protoboard* / Veroboard 1 to solder your components to Here

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