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SensorsSet made up of two TCRT5000 reflective sensors and a small control board based on the LM393 chip. When one of the sensors comes close to a light-coloured object, the strength of the received signal rises and the LED on the control board turns red (digital output high)
SensorsBoard built around the HX711 chip, a 24-bit analogue-to-digital converter designed to interface a load cell with a microcontroller such as Arduino, Fishino or compatible boards
SensorsBreakout board built around the Avago APDS-9930 ambient light sensor (ALS) and proximity sensor with infrared LED
SensorsBreakout board based on the AMS AS72651, AS72652 and AS72653 light sensors
SensorsBreakout board built around the Omron D7S, the smallest seismic sensor in the world. The D7S contains a three-axis accelerometer, of which only two axes are used while an earthquake is being detected; they can be selected by the user or automatically, according to how the sensor is tilted.
SensorsBreakout board based on Time of Flight technology, carrying the VL53L0X sensor, a low drop-out linear voltage regulator and a MOSFET adapter for the I²C-Bus interface, used to shift the chip’s 0/2.8 V logic levels so that they match the standard TTL levels of conventional logic boards and of Arduino. Communication with the host device, typically a microcontroller, takes place over the I²C-Bus formed by the SCL and SDA pins, clock and bidirectional data channel respectively; through the bus (which runs at 400 kHz) you can set the operating mode, the sensitivity and so on, as well as read the result of the measurement
SensorsBreakout board based on Time of Flight technology with the VL6180 sensor
SensorsBreakout board built around the LMT84DCKT analogue temperature sensor (SOT-23-5 package) and the Microchip MCP6L01T-E/LT op-amp, which amplifies the voltage the sensor delivers at its output
SensorsBreakout board based on the Maxim Dallas DS18B20 semiconductor temperature sensor (TSSOP version)
SensorsBreakout board built around the AMS AS3935 chip, able to pick up the radio-frequency disturbance caused by an electrical arc and, through suitable processing, deliver a signal corresponding to the detection of a lightning strike and its intensity. All the signals needed to drive the chip are brought out to a row of 2.54 mm pitch pads along one edge
SensorsBreakout board based on the OMRON 2SMPB-02E pressure and humidity sensor
SensorsSmall module with a sensor that measures the UV intensity (UVI) of sunlight, lamps or other sources with a wavelength between 200 nm and 370 nm
SensorsFully calibrated and with an SPI digital output, this sensor measures temperatures from -40°C to +70°C and relative humidity from 10% to 98%
Special functionsHighly sensitive IR sensor with preamplifier, demodulator and filter tuned to 38 kHz – 600 µs, with built-in amplifier/squarer
SensorsUsed to keep an eye on the level of liquids inside tanks and vats
SensorsModule with a high-sensitivity 801S vibration sensor, with a digital output that can be interfaced to TTL signals
SensorsModule that reads the current and raises an alarm when a current threshold is exceeded
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SensorsMechanical ball motion sensor that detects movement, tilt or vibration
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