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KY-002 Vibration Switch Module

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Arduino Vibration Switch Module KY-002 Keyes allows detection of shock and vibration. The KY-002 Vibration Switch Module consists of a conductive vibration spring and a 10k resistor, it will react to shock and vibration by closing the circuit.

Specifications:

Operating Voltage: 5V
Dimensions 18.5mm x 15mm [0.728in x 0.591in]

Connection Diagram

Connect the Power line (middle) and ground (-) to +5 and GND respectively. Connect signal (S) to pin 3 on the Arduino.

The following Arduino sketch produces a shock flasher. Pin 13 (LED) on the Arduino will flash when KY-002 detects movement. Pin 3 is used as input from KY-002.

int Led = 13; // define the LED Pin
int shock = 3 // define the sensor Pin 
int val; // define a numeric variable val 

void setup () {
	pinMode (Led, OUTPUT); // LED pin as output  
	pinMode (shock, INPUT); // input from KY-002 sensor
} 

void loop () {
	val = digitalRead (shock); // read the value from KY-002
	if (val == HIGH ) {// when sensor detects shock, LED flashes  
		digitalWrite(Led, LOW);
	} else {
		digitalWrite (Led, HIGH);
	}
}

What does this vibration switch module do?

It detects shock and vibration and closes the circuit when movement is detected, operating from 5V.

How do I wire it to an Arduino?

Connect the middle pin to +5V, the ground pin to GND, and the signal pin S to Arduino input pin 3.

What are the physical specifications of the module?

The module measures 18.5 mm by 15 mm and includes a conductive vibration spring and a 10k resistor.

Is there example code available for testing?

Yes, an Arduino sketch is provided that reads the sensor on pin 3 and can indicate movement using the Arduino, for example via pin 13.

Who makes this module and what should I know about using it?

Brand is ThinkRobotics. It is designed for 5V microcontroller projects and uses a digital signal on the S pin when movement is detected; follow the connection diagram to avoid miswiring.

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Arduino Vibration Switch Module KY-002 Keyes allows detection of shock and vibration. The KY-002 Vibration Switch Module consists of a conductive vibration spring and a 10k resistor, it will react to shock and vibration by closing the circuit.

Specifications:

Operating Voltage: 5V
Dimensions 18.5mm x 15mm [0.728in x 0.591in]

Connection Diagram

Connect the Power line (middle) and ground (-) to +5 and GND respectively. Connect signal (S) to pin 3 on the Arduino.

The following Arduino sketch produces a shock flasher. Pin 13 (LED) on the Arduino will flash when KY-002 detects movement. Pin 3 is used as input from KY-002.

int Led = 13; // define the LED Pin
int shock = 3 // define the sensor Pin 
int val; // define a numeric variable val 

void setup () {
	pinMode (Led, OUTPUT); // LED pin as output  
	pinMode (shock, INPUT); // input from KY-002 sensor
} 

void loop () {
	val = digitalRead (shock); // read the value from KY-002
	if (val == HIGH ) {// when sensor detects shock, LED flashes  
		digitalWrite(Led, LOW);
	} else {
		digitalWrite (Led, HIGH);
	}
}

FAQ

What does this vibration switch module do?

It detects shock and vibration and closes the circuit when movement is detected, operating from 5V.

How do I wire it to an Arduino?

Connect the middle pin to +5V, the ground pin to GND, and the signal pin S to Arduino input pin 3.

What are the physical specifications of the module?

The module measures 18.5 mm by 15 mm and includes a conductive vibration spring and a 10k resistor.

Is there example code available for testing?

Yes, an Arduino sketch is provided that reads the sensor on pin 3 and can indicate movement using the Arduino, for example via pin 13.

Who makes this module and what should I know about using it?

Brand is ThinkRobotics. It is designed for 5V microcontroller projects and uses a digital signal on the S pin when movement is detected; follow the connection diagram to avoid miswiring.

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