High Sensitivity Microphone Sensor Module
50+ in stock
It can be used to detect the intensity of sound which can be easily connected with Arduino sensor extension plate.
₵28.00
50+ in stock
It can be used to detect the intensity of sound which can be easily connected with Arduino sensor extension plate.
Technical details
- 5V DC power supply.
- analog voltage signal output and signal amplitude is VCC/2.
- good sensitivity and built-in amplifier circuit.
- The test can be achieved just through analog port.
- The voltage signal about sound intensity could be obtained through AD conversion.
Package Included:
- 1 x High Sensitivity Microphone Sensor Module
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