DEVMO5PCS Microphone Sensor High Sensitivity Sound Detection Module Compatible with Ar-duino PIC AVR
Description
đ¤ Elevate Your Sound Game!
- đŚ VALUE PACK - Get more for less with a package of 5 sensors, perfect for multiple projects or team collaborations.
- đ COMPATIBILITY - Seamlessly integrates with Arduino, PIC, and AVR platforms for versatile applications.
- đĄ POWER INDICATOR - Stay informed with a built-in power indicator light, ensuring your module is always ready to go.
- ⥠DUAL OUTPUT OPTIONS - Choose between analog output for real-time monitoring or threshold level output for precise control.
- đ PRECISION SOUND DETECTION - Experience unparalleled sensitivity with our high-performance microphone sensor.
The DEVMO5PCS Microphone Sensor is a high-sensitivity sound detection module designed for compatibility with Arduino, PIC, and AVR systems. It features dual output options for versatile applications, operates on a 5V DC power supply, and comes in a convenient pack of five, making it ideal for both individual and collaborative projects.
Reviews
R**E
Will not work with an ESP8266
These seem to work fine when connected to an Arduino UNO, however, I purchased them hoping to use with an ESP8266 and it seems that there is just too much noise for anything to really be picked up, you had to be basically inside the microphone. I was powering this from a 5v supply (with a common ground to the ESP8266) to ensure it was getting the correct power. I tested by connecting to an Arduino Uno and they seemed to work fine, not the best out there, but did what they were supposed to.
E**H
Quality product, excellent customer support
Original order was missing 2 modules but seller was super understanding of the quantity mix up (they also sell individually so it was a simple error). They were very friendly and quick to send me the missing ones. All work great! Highly recommend.
D**L
Every single one fails to work, very bad quality
Every single one fails to work, very bad quality. The variable resistor (pot) seems to do nothing for the one I got. None of them work right. Oh, and be careful, it you connect these to 5v source, the signal pin outputs 5v !!! NOT GOOD for Raspberry Pi. Pi can;t handle anything on a GPIO input above 3.3v. DON;T use 5v source unless you reduce the input signal voltage! Else you WILL damage your Raspberry Pi.
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