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The Hiletgo 5pcs SW-420 Vibration Sensor Module is a compact, reliable vibration detection solution designed for Arduino and other microcontroller projects. Featuring a wide operating voltage range (3.3V-5V), clean digital switching output, and a robust LM393 comparator, it delivers precise and stable vibration sensing. Its small PCB size with mounting holes ensures easy installation, making it ideal for security alarms, motion detection, and interactive electronics.
| ASIN | B00HJ6ACY2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #39,765 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #536 in Single-Board Computers |
| Item model number | 3-01-0047 |
| Manufacturer | Hiletgo |
| Package Dimensions | 12.1 x 8.4 x 2.9 cm; 15 g |
A**R
Extremely sensitive, which I like
You can adjust the sensitivity, but it seems to lean hard toward the extremes. Just tapping a solid surface can set it off, which I love.
R**H
Good devices
Very good. Very sensitive but not too much false alarm. Sensitivity seems responsive to adjustment. Overall very good device and value.
B**E
Senses vibration, out puts a digital signal
Device does what it should, the adjustment is VERY sensitive. Signal is very brief, but if youโre looking for a quick trigger DO, this does the job
J**.
Very good sensor
This works great with arduino and esp products.
R**T
Gets Stuck in a high state
I have gone through the hole pack trying to find one that will work consistently. These things are for detecting small vibrations like tapping a finger at one side of a table with the sensor on the other end. The problem I had is they often get stuck in a high state (vibration detected) for minutes on end - in other words if they are perturbed they will register the vibration and go high, but stay high even after all vibration from the system has dissipated. The only way to get it out of the state is to give it another tap/knock. In order to reduce false positives I use two of them and read them back to back (not that simple: involving other logic very specific to my application that gives me only 80 percent accuracy). But really the device has such low fidelity that it is useless for most applications. You can use them in like a "mouse trap" type scenario where you want to measure a vibration event once, but after that vibration is reported you can no longer trust further reads of output of the device as it could be just stuck high.
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