SKU: SEN0289
Want to switch lights by shaking your hand without a complicated, costly triple-axis accelerometer? This digital shake sensor detects unidirectional hand shaking. Its spring-type switch outputs a low-level pulse (on-board indicator flashes) when shaken in the specified direction. With unidirectional sensitivity and a filter circuit, it resists shock interference to avoid false triggering. Simple—control with one shake.
Downloadable Resources
1. Example Code for Arduino-Basic Usage
This article offers a comprehensive guide on using Arduino with example code, including hardware and software preparation, wiring instructions, and sample code for integrating a digital shake sensor with Arduino to toggle an LED. It provides insights into interrupt handling, sensor response, and project execution.
2. Example Code for micro:bit-Basic Usage
This article offers a comprehensive guide on using micro:bit with example code, detailing hardware and software setup, wiring, and expected results, especially beneficial for beginners looking to understand micro:bit basics.
Reference
The article delves into the principle of unidirectional sensitivity in vibration sensors, illustrating how effective low-level interrupt pulses are generated, emphasizing the importance of stable trigger detection and signal processing to enhance sensor performance.
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