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基于STM32F103ZET6的HCSR04的超声波测距并用LCD显示

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利用STM32单片机驱动HCSR04超声波测距模块,并增加蜂鸣器报警装置和LCD显示装置。LCD实时显示测距仪和被测物之间的距离信息并用点阵表示。距离过近则蜂鸣器报警。

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