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A good sensor arrangement (apart from the Ultrasonic sensor currently used) that can measure the level or volume of the waste accumulated in the vat.
The existing problem with ultrasonic sensor: It is a cheap and beginner-friendly solution but it may get affected by waste content splashing on the sensor itself.
Here are some constraints that are expected to be followed:
The choice should be economic
It is okay to penalize a bit of accuracy for reliability/robustness
The sensor should be easy to implement (readily available solution or a custom solution that doesn't involve much production complexity)
Immune to splashes, fluctuating light intensity, or other interferences
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We can use ultrasonic sensors for volume measurement. In that case, we need to conceal the sensor module inside a cover that will save the PCB of the module from moisture or some liquid. Also, we can cover the transmitter and receiver with a speaker grill cloth. You can refer to this for an idea.
A good sensor arrangement (apart from the Ultrasonic sensor currently used) that can measure the level or volume of the waste accumulated in the vat.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: