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Vibration sensors Circuit Diagram



Vibration sensors Circuit Diagram

The vibration sensors can be very useful in alarm systems and automation, but are usually a bit expensive. This sensor utilizes a piezo sounder elements to detect vibrations coming. The circuit uses reverse engineering and vibration sensor circuit that can be used in a toy dog ​​that barks when he feels a vibration near the same on their projects using Arduino microcontrollers or.

  Here is a picture element piezo vibration sensor.



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