Analog Piezoelectric Ceramic Vibration Sensor Module for Arduino

The Analog Piezoelectric Ceramic Vibration Sensor Module is designed for detecting vibrations, knocks, or motion in various electronic projects. It uses a high-sensitivity piezoelectric ceramic element that generates a voltage signal proportional to the vibration strength, providing precise analog readings. Perfect for Arduino makers, robotics enthusiasts, and DIY musicians, this module can also simulate percussion input for an electronic drum project.

Features

• Detects vibration intensity via analog output
• Suitable for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers
• Ideal for vibration measurement, security systems, or interactive projects
• Built-in buffer circuit for stable analog signal output
• Low power consumption (<1mA) and wide operating range

Specifications

• Working Voltage: 3.3V or 5V
• Working Current: <1mA
• Operating Temperature: -10°C to +70°C
• Output Interface: Analog
• Dimensions: 30mm × 23mm
• Pin Definition:
  • S: Signal Output
  • +: Power Supply (VCC)
  • –: Ground (GND)

Wiring Instructions

• Connect S to the controller’s analog input pin
• Connect + and – to +5V and GND respectively
• Input and GND are internally connected to the ceramic sensor’s poles

Package Includes
1 × Analog Piezoelectric Ceramic Vibration Sensor Module for Arduino DIY Kit

Applications

• Electronic drum simulation
• DIY vibration monitoring
• Security system vibration detection
• Robotics and interactive projects