Analogue Ceramic Piezo Vibration Sensor Module 3.3 V 5 V Compatible with Arduino DIY Kit, Pack of 5
Analogue Ceramic Piezo Vibration Sensor Module 3.3 V 5 V Compatible with Arduino DIY Kit, Pack of 5
Features: Based on piezoelectric ceramic chips, the analog vibration uses the anti-transformation process of piezoelectric ceramic to make the electrical signals vibrate. When the piezoelectric ceramic shock will produce an electrical signal, controller analog port can perceive slight vibration signals, also work associated with vibration interactions such as electronic drums can be realized. Specification: Working Voltage: 3.3V or 5V Working current: <1 mA. Operating temperature range: -10 ℃ ~ 70 ℃. Interface Type: Analog Signal Output Item size: 30 mm x 23 mm. Weight: 5.5 g Pin definitions: S: signal output. +: Power supply (VCC). -: Ground (GND). Input: positive of piezoelectric ceramic. GND: negative of piezoelectric ceramic. Wiring: 1. The S port is connected to the analog input of the controller. 2. 5V and GND are each connected to the power supply of + 5V and GND. 3. Input and Gnd are already connected to the plus and minus of piezoceramic. Package includes: 5 x Piezo vibration sensor made of ceramic.
Product Features
- This ceramic piezo vibration sensor buffers a piezoelectric converter that responds to strain changes by creating a measurable output voltage change proportional to the strength of the oscillation. So you can see the extent of the vibration.
- Working voltage: 3.3V or 5V. Working current: 1mA. Interface Type: Analog Output
- Compatible with most MCUs such as Arduino, STM32, ESP32 and so on
- Unlike a digital vibration sensor that only captures the times, this analogue sensor can detect the extent of the vibration.
- When the piezoelectric ceramic shock generates an electrical signal, controller analog port can perceive slight vibration signals, also work related to vibration interactions such as electronic drums can be realized.