Vibration Sensor Module
Vibration Sensor Module
Vibration Sensor Module also called Vibration Sensor, OncQue provides customized design Vibration Module.
Vibration Sensor Module can be used alone or in connection with an external MCU. When used alone, users only need to supply the power and connect the alarm output signal to a speaker or other alarm devices. When communicates with an external MCU, it uses a one-wire interface.
Vibration Module is good at detecting the small vibrations in the environment. It is widely used in vibration detection products such as a variety of shocks triggering, theft alarm, smart car, an earthquake alarm, motorcycle alarm, and abnormal vibration of the machine.
Vibration Sensor Module can be used alone or in connection with an external MCU. When used alone, users only need to supply the power and connect the alarm output signal to a speaker or other alarm devices. When communicates with an external MCU, it uses a one-wire interface.
Vibration Module is good at detecting the small vibrations in the environment. It is widely used in vibration detection products such as a variety of shocks triggering, theft alarm, smart car, an earthquake alarm, motorcycle alarm, and abnormal vibration of the machine.
Earthquake detection Module Sensor
VSM010100
Function: Earthquake detection
Certification: RoHS,Patent
Original Place: Taiwan
Function: Earthquake detection
Certification: RoHS,Patent
Original Place: Taiwan
Mini Vibration Detection Module
Mini Vibration Detection Module
Function: The factory default is set to detect vibrations and output the vibration data via a serial port, but users can change the detection requirements through commands.
Detection Range: ±2G
Resolution: 12-bit
Sampling Rate / Output Data Rate (ODR): Up to 200Hz
Function: The factory default is set to detect vibrations and output the vibration data via a serial port, but users can change the detection requirements through commands.
Detection Range: ±2G
Resolution: 12-bit
Sampling Rate / Output Data Rate (ODR): Up to 200Hz