Vibration Sensor SW-18010p lm393 Digital Analogue

SW-18010P High Sensitive Vibration Sensor

lm393 SW-18010p Vibration Sensor Digital Analogue

Name: lm393 SW-18010p Vibration Sensor Digital Analogue
SKU: TS-P1489
Availability: InStock

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$4.95

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SKU: TS-P1489

Categories:Switch Modules, Vibration

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This LM393 SW-18010p Vibration Sensor Digital Analogue detects vibrations, shocks, bumps, jolts, etc., and outputs a low-level signal. It has an LED light indicator.

Specifications:

The comparator output, signal clean, good waveform, driving ability is strong, for more than 15 ma
The working voltage is 3V to 5V
Output form: digital switch output (0 and 1)
Power LED
DO LEAD
Fixed bolt hole, convenient installation
Small board PCB size: 3.1 cm x 1.4 cm
SW-18010P Vibration sensor
LM393 wide voltage comparator

Package Includes:

lm393 SW-18010p Vibration Sensor Digital Analogue

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