Impact Collision Switch Sensor Module For Arduino
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Impact Collision Switch Sensor Module For Arduino is a simple digital sensor module designed to detect physical impacts, vibrations, or collisions using a lever-type microswitch. Its compact PCB form factor and standard 3-pin interface make it easy to integrate into Arduino and other microcontroller projects for event detection or tamper monitoring.
Key Features:
- Collision Detection: Senses physical impact, vibration, or collision with high reliability.
- Digital Output: Provides clear HIGH/LOW signal for microcontroller input.
- Onboard Indicator LED: Visual indication of switch activation state.
- Plug-and-Play Interface: Standard 3-pin header for easy connection.
- Compact Design: Minimal PCB footprint fits tight enclosures.
Technical Specifications:
- Operating Voltage: 3.3V to 5V DC
- Output Signal: Digital (LOW on impact)
- Switch Rating: 2A at 125V AC (microswitch rating)
- Trigger Type: Normally open lever switch
- Module Model: KY-031 or YL-99 (varies by manufacturer)
Mechanical Specifications:
- Module Color: Blue PCB
- Mounting Hole: 3 mm hole for secure mounting
- Switch Type: Lever-style mechanical microswitch
Dimensions:
- Length: ~28 mm
- Width: ~15 mm
- Height: ~15 mm including lever
Pinout and Wiring:
- VCC: 3.3V or 5V supply
- GND: Ground
- OUT: Digital output signal (active LOW)
Datasheet Reference:
- Search online for “KY-031 or YL-99 impact sensor module datasheet”
Applications:
- Robotics: Detect mechanical collisions in robot bumpers
- Security Systems: Tamper or vibration detection
- Interactive Projects: Trigger sound, lights, or alarms on impact
- DIY Electronics: General event detection in Arduino projects
Equivalent Models:
- YL-99 Module: Same lever switch principle on blue PCB
- KY-031 Module: Similar mechanical collision detection
Package Includes:
- 1 x Impact Collision Switch Sensor Module For Arduino
Additional information
Weight | 5 g |
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Dimensions | 25 × 20 × 5 mm |
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