Gravity: Digital Vibration Sensor

SKU: DFR0027

The Gravity Digital Vibration Sensor offers a comprehensive solution for vibration detection, featuring a wide voltage range from 3.3V to 5V and supporting digital interfaces. Designed with high-quality connectors and an immersion gold surface, this sensor ensures reliable performance and longevity with up to 10 million seconds of switch life. Suitable for various applications, its standard assembling structure is equipped with 3mm diameter holes, facilitating easy mounting. The sensor is equipped with interfaces labeled 'A' for analog and 'D' for digital, making it user-friendly and easily recognizable for diverse projects. With an open circuit resistance of 10Mohm and digital IO type, the sensor provides precise measurement and efficient functionality, making it an essential tool for projects requiring accurate vibration detection.

Front of Digital Vibration Sensor with USB and connectors-DFRobot product sku:DFR0027 image.

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    Parameter Details
    Wide voltage range from 3.3V to 5V
    Standard assembling structure two 3mm diameter holes with multiple of 5mm as distance from center
    Easily recognitive interfaces of sensors "A" for analog and "D" for digital
    Icons to simply illustrate sensor function
    High quality connector -
    Immersion gold surface -
    IO Type Digital
    Switch life up to 10 million seconds
    Open circuit resistance 10Mohm
    Supply Voltage 3.3V to 5V
    Interface Digital
    Size 22x30mm

    FAQ

    • My module constantly detects vibration, just from being connected. It will not stop reporting detection. Is this not functioning properly? Your code examples provide no help.

    • My vibration sensor came with the Intermediate Kit, I'm following the tutorial on it and my sensor constantly registering and output of 1 (via serial monitor), even though nothing is moving it (on which it should register 0) and lay flat on my workbench...is there a way to test the functionality of the sensor (or its sensitivity)...thanks...

      Hi, we have updated its schematic, please check, actually tilt sensor is a old version for Vibration sensor

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