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HiLetgo 5pcs Piezoelectric Sensor Analog Ceramic Vibration Sensor Module Piezoelectricity for Arduino DIY KIT

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About this item

  • 1. Based on piezoelectric ceramic chip analog vibration makes use of the anti-transformation process of piezoelectric ceramic making the electric signals vibrate.
  • 2. When the piezoelectric ceramic shocking will generate an electrical signal, Controller analog port can be perceived slight vibration signals, Also can be realized with vibration interactions related works, such as electronic drums.
  • 3. Working Voltage: 3.3V or 5V
  • 4. Item Size: 30mm x 23mm


Description:
Technical Parameter:
Working Voltage: 3.3V or 5V
Working Current: Operating Temperature Range:-10℃~+70℃
Interface Type: Analog Signal Output
Item Size: 30mm x 23mm
GPIO:
S; signal output,
+; power supply (VCC),
-; ground (GND)
Input: Positive electrode of the piezoelectric ceramic
Gnd: Negative electrode of the piezoelectric ceramic
Features:
1. S-port is connected with the controller's analog input pin.
2. 5V and GND are respectively connected the power supply of + 5V and GND.
3. Input and Gnd are already connected with the piezoelectric ceramics' positive and negative.
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5pcs HiLetgo Piezoelectric Sensor Analog Ceramic Vibration Sensor Module


Paul Carew
2025-09-04 15:59:07
This is a 2 wire connection, not three as implied by the board picture/description.The board (+) is not connected.The board a 1M resistor between Signal and Gnd.The Zener has it's Cathode connected to Signal (S) and Anode connected to Gnd
mc
2025-08-17 12:00:11
I bought these for a drum light kit I'm building... and I read from the internet that piezos are capable of putting out a lot of voltage in spikes if hit hard enough, up to 90v! That's way more than the 5v that an arduino can handle.This is essentially a Zener diode with a 1Mohm resistor inline, so that if the voltage gets too much, the circuit will shut down instead of frying your stuff. So far they seem to be working well, even though my project has not yet come to fruition.
Steve Burgess
2025-08-02 17:29:22
It’s pretty much impossible to attach the very small piezo wires to that large connector. I ruined one connector trying to tighten it. Cannot tell if the device works.
Steve
2025-06-06 15:25:54
The media could not be loaded.
Danno
2025-06-05 16:20:43
These worked exactly as I needed. With this and an ADC I was able to get these to detect impacts exactly as I needed, and also 5 of them for this price was reasonable.
James Cotter
2025-05-12 20:12:10
Red hot garbage, the piezo sensor might be ok if taped to the side of a big bass drum but it could not be triggered by a vibrating phone. the tiny wires coming off the sensor are very difficult to connect to the terminal block as they are finer than frog hair. I was able to solder some thicker wires and that helped a bit.Overall this product is a fail from my experience.
A. Y.
2025-04-24 17:08:36
Sensors work well. Good customer service
Tracey
2024-12-24 16:29:27
Product as described.