![]() ![]() If the intensity of the flame is high, the detection distance will be increased A light flame test can be triggered within 0.8m. ![]() It detects a flame or a light source of a wavelength in the range of 760nm-1100 nm. This sensor detects the presence of flame and is often be used to detect the presence of light as well. I often like testing this sensor by simply using it like a Switch-ON/Switch-OFF device for an LED, That allows to easily tune its sensitivity and its timing. This is a Pyroelectric IR Infrared sensor for People Detection. It is mostly used for projects where you want your robot/car to navigate following a white line of the black background. This is a switch that can be used to sense the position of an object when colliding and switching the trigger of the sensor which you can observe on the image on the side. This sensor can easily convert the water size to an analog signal, and the output analog value can directly be used in the program function, then to achieve the desired function. This sensor is used for water detection and can be used in a project such as: sensing the rainfall, water level, water leakage, Tank overflow detector. This sensor senses the presence of alcohol Gas in the air. As his name says, it helps sense speed differences. This sensor is mostly used in motor speed detection, pulse count. Up to 162 fingerprints can be stored in the onboard FLASH memory This can help you enroll new fingers directly. This sensor helps to detect, record or verify finger-prints. When there is not a magnet approaching, the module is de-energized and will output high When a magnetic substance approaches, the switch senses the magnetic field and is electrified thus, the module outputs a low level. This sensor helps sense the presence of magnetic fields. This sensor can be used to track/plot heartbeats. The Operating Voltage is 3V / 5V The Amplification factor: 330. This sensor helps sense Pulse Heart Rate. Critical points of over-voltage / under-voltage can be adjusted. This sensor detects the voltage level of any DC voltage supplier, up to 25 volts. This is best used for projects such as voice changers. This is a sensor that will detect the surrounding sound, and it has an adjustable sensitivity. There is an LED that alternatively gives a visual signal of the state of the sensor, high or low, and the high level designated by the LED turning on. ![]() In simple terms, this is a switch that turns on when it detects a knock. It can sense an object in the range: 2cm~500cm It sends a signal and if received back it computes the distance traveled by the signal, thus the distance from the sensor to the object in front of it. This sensor automatically sends an audio signal of 40 kHz and detects whether there is a pulse signal back. Explained in the simple term we will say that this sensor is a resistor whose resistance goes down when light hits it. The resistance of the component will vary with the intensity of the light to which it is exposed. This sensor can be used to send code to another Arduino or control a TV. This is an infrared emission sensor, also called “infrared emitting diode”. As a basic project, you can plug an LCD to Arduino and have it display the room temperature/humidity. You can use this Arduino compatible sensor to monitor the ambient temperature or humidity. Most used sensors for Arduino Temperature + humidity sensor The following are some variety of sensors you can make use of when working with the arduino board. If you are building an Arduino powered car that will avoid obstacles while cruising, you could, for example, make use of a collision crash sensor to tell the controller when an obstacle is ahead of the car, then the controller can tell the wheel to stop and move to a different direction. We need a sensor to feed data to the system and tells the controller when to take action Here is where the sensor comes into play: there must be a sensor in the room to tell the air-conditioning system to stop pumping when the wanted temperature is attained. Say you set your air conditioning system to bring the room temperature to 15 degrees, considering it was previously off (and the current temperature of the room is different than 15 degrees), now the system starts pumping air to bring the room to the desired temperature, how does it know when the room temperature has been reached? Why do we need a sensor?Ī sensor is the part who provides data to a system via its input. Wikipedia says it best: “A sensor is an object whose purpose is to detect events or changes in its environment, and then provide a corresponding output”. Where the need for sensors, that will play the role of eyes to the controlling part of the system. The beauty of the IoT (Internet Of Things) is that we can automate things and have them perform without us always needing to intervene in the process.
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