This compact and reliable vibration sensor module is designed to detect movement, tilting, or shaking and output a clean digital signal for your microcontroller . Inside, it uses a ball‑rolling type of sensor (not mercury‑based) that triggers a switch when it moves — perfect for a wide range of alarm, automation, and robotics applications .
A built‑in LM393 comparator ensures stable output, and the module comes with both a power LED and a status LED for easy visual feedback . An onboard potentiometer lets you adjust the trigger sensitivity to suit your needs .
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | 3.3V – 5V DC |
| Output Type | Digital (TTL) and Analog (unused on this module) |
| Comparator | LM393 |
| PCB Dimensions | ~32mm × 14mm (approx. 3.2 × 1.4 cm) |
| Mounting | M3 fixing hole for easy installation |
| Sensor Type | Ball‑rolling (non‑mercury) tilt/vibration switch |
| Pin | Description |
|---|---|
| VCC | Power supply positive (3.3V – 5V) |
| GND | Power supply negative |
| DO | Digital signal output (HIGH when idle, LOW when triggered) |
| AO | Not functional on this module |
When the module is not vibrating, the internal switch is open, the output is HIGH, and the green indicator LED is OFF .
When a vibration or tilt occurs, the switch momentarily closes, the output goes LOW, and the green LED lights up .
You can connect the DO pin directly to a microcontroller to detect these level changes and trigger an alarm, a notification, or any other action .
Vibration‑triggered alarms and security systems
Theft‑detection and anti‑tamper devices
Smart cars, robotic motion sensing, and electronic building blocks
Tilt and orientation detection in projects
For very small shocks, the trigger time can be extremely short — often not long enough to directly drive a relay. Using a microcontroller to read the signal is strongly recommended .
1x SW1801P Vibration Sensor Module
| Weight | 0.004 kg |
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