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DFRobot Gravity: Analog Sound Sensor Analog Sound Intensity Detection Module For Arduino Projects
DFRobot Gravity: Analog Sound Sensor Analog Sound Intensity Detection Module For Arduino Projects
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Description:
Dive into the acoustic landscape with the Gravity Analog Sound Sensor for Arduino, a robust module engineered to capture the nuances of ambient sound. Operating across a flexible 3.3V to 5V voltage range, this sensor delivers analog readings that can be easily interpreted by your microcontroller. Beyond simple sound detection, envision crafting engaging interactive experiences, such as a sound-triggered alarm or the playful "clap and buzz" gadget for finding misplaced objects. The inclusion of the intuitive Gravity Interface ensures swift integration, while its diminutive size (22mm x 32mm) belies its powerful potential for adding a sonic dimension to your Arduino and Raspberry Pi innovations.
Specifications:
- Supply Voltage: 3.3V to 5V
- Swift sound intensity detection
- Interface: Analog
- Size:22x32mm (0.87 x 1.26 in)
Features:
- Operates on a broad 3.3V to 5V range.
- Clearly labeled interface ("A" for analog, "D" for digital) and standard mounting.
- Features a high-quality immersion gold surface and reliable connectors.
- Plug-and-play Gravity Interface for easy connection with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and more.