The UGE AC 220V Sensor Bare PCB is a high-quality DIY circuit board designed for building your own AC mains voltage detection module.
It allows makers, students, and hobbyists to safely interface 220V AC signals with microcontrollers like Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and others — using optical isolation for protection.
This board is part of UGE Electronics’ DIY educational series — ideal for learning soldering skills, electronics assembly, and circuit understanding.
High-quality FR-4 PCB, double-sided with clear silkscreen labels
Designed for self-soldering (DIY kit use)
Circuit based on PC817 optocoupler isolation
Supports LED indicator for AC detection
Terminals for AC input and logic output
Compatible with 5V or 3.3V logic microcontrollers
Schematic and interactive BOM provided for easy assembly
Durable solder mask with large pads for beginners
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Board Type | Empty PCB (no components pre-soldered) |
| Input Voltage Range (Design) | 110–250V AC |
| Recommended Components | PC817 Optocoupler, B5 Bridge Rectifier, 47µF Capacitor, LED, Resistors |
| Compatible MCU Voltage | 3.3V / 5V Logic |
| PCB Material | FR-4 Epoxy Glass |
| PCB Layers | 2 Layers |
| Finish | HASL with lead |
| PCB Color | Blue Solder Mask, White Silkscreen |
| Board Dimensions | Approx. 60 × 25 mm |
| Mounting Holes | 2 × 3 mm for panel or enclosure installation |
All component values and positions are clearly marked on silkscreen.
You can use standard SMD and through-hole components as indicated.
The module design includes:
Bridge rectifier (B5) DB107S
Optocoupler (PC817) and Pull up resistor R10=10K
Filter capacitor (47µF) 50V Rated
LED indicator
A full interactive BOM are provided for easy DIY soldering and testing.
Electronics assembly and soldering practice
Safe AC voltage detection circuit design
IoT or automation project prototyping
Educational kits for students and labs
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