The TK50 at an angle: two cream-coloured transducer cans with square-mesh fronts standing on a black board with a gold border, lonely binary and open-source is love printed behind them, a sound-wave symbol between them, ULTRASONIC DISTANCE SENSOR along the bottom edge above four header pads, and a right-angle four-pin header's pins reaching out past that edge.
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Ultrasonic Distance Sensor

Distance by echo timing, on an RCWL-9616 that runs from 3 to 5 V and speaks GPIO, I2C, UART or 1-Wire, chosen by two solder jumpers. No divider on a 3.3 V board. Soft and angled surfaces are where it quietly lies to you.

Supply
3–5V, no divider needed
Range
2cm to about 3 m
Accuracy
±1cm under a metre
Interfaces
GPIO, I2C, UART, 1-Wiretwo solder jumpers pick one

Turn it over and pick a mode: all four holes in GPIO, I2C and UART, three in 1-Wire, where TRIG carries everything and ECHO is left empty. Nothing sits between the chip and the header, so VCC is your board's logic voltage.

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