Sensor-Arduino Sound Sensor (Big)
Sensor-Arduino Sound Sensor (Big)
The analog/digital KY-037 high sensitivity sound detection module utilizes a condenser microphone to detect change in noise within the environment. Usually applied to identify sound exceeding a specified volume. To adjust the noise detection threshold, it features a potentiometer.
Specifications:
- Power supply voltage: +5V
- Power On LED light: LED1
- Electret Condenser Microphone (ECM) sensor
- AO = analog output provides a real-time output voltage signal of the microphone
- DO = Digital output, output goes high when the intensity of the sound reaches threshold
- Comparator Circuit: LM393
- Comparator Output LED: LED2, on when sound reaches threshold
- Built in potentiometer can be used to adjust the DO threshold level
- Mounting screw hole size: 3mm
- Circuit Board Dimensions: 35mm x 15mm x 14mm (L x W x H, excluding connector and microphone)
Operation:
The operation of this module involves the following pin configurations: Pin + to +5VDC; Pin - to Ground; Pin AO to Microcontroller Analog Input (for analog program); Pin DO to Microcontroller Digital Input (for digital program); LED1 will light up when power is applied; Turn the potentiometer counter-clockwise until LED2 turns off, which indicates the sound threshold; then adjust to the appropriate threshold for your application. Notably, this module's electret microphone is not very sensitive; it is meant to detect loud noises (such as door slams, glass breakage, dogs barking, doorbells, alarms, buzzers, etc.); it is not meant to detect low-level sounds like voice conversations.
SKU | ARD-0020-G01 |
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