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The KY-031 Shock Sensor Module (also known as the Knock Sensor) is designed to detect vibrations, shocks, or knocks and convert them into a digital signal. It uses a spring-based mechanism to generate the signal when sufficient movement is detected, making it ideal for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and ESP32 projects.

              KY-031 Knock Sensor Module

              $999.00Price
              • Key Features:

                • Shock and Vibration Detection: Detects knocks or vibrations and sends a digital signal.

                 

                • Simple Integration: Three-pin interface for easy connection to microcontrollers.

                 

                • Low Power Consumption: Operates at 3.3V - 5V, consuming minimal current.

                 

                 

                Specifications:

                • Operating Voltage: 3.3V to 5V

                 

                • Output Type: Digital (High/Low)

                 

                • Current Consumption: <1mA

                 

                • PCB Dimensions: 18mm x 14mm

                 

                • Weight: 1.8g

                 

                • Pinout:
                  • S: Signal Output
                  • VCC: Power Supply
                  • GND: Ground

                 

                Applications:

                • Security Systems: Detects knocks or vibrations to trigger alarms or alerts.

                 

                • DIY Projects: Ideal for Arduino-based projects to detect motion or taps.

                 

                • Home Automation: Useful in smart home systems for detecting vibrations, such as window or door alarms.

                 

                • Robotics and Industrial Automation: Helps in detecting impacts or mechanical malfunctions.

                 

                 

                The KY-031 is a simple, affordable sensor module that is highly versatile, making it a great choice for both hobbyists and professionals. It is commonly used in security systems and DIY electronics projects​

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