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SW-18010P (Vibration Sensor Module)
1. when the product does not work, the vibrating switch is turned off, the output of the high output, the green light does not shine through
2. when the product shock, vibration switch is turned on instantly, output low output, green indicator light
3. the output can be directly connected to the microcontroller through the microcontroller to detect high and low, thereby determining whether there is a vibration in the environment, playing a role in the police
Pin description:
- VCC: 3-5V DC
- GND: min/ground/gnd
- DO: digital output (sensitivity can be controlled with the potentiometer)
- AO: analog output
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