Specification:
- Supply voltage: 5.0 V
- Current: 25 mA max.
- Output: analog signal
- The range of output signal: 0 V to VIN (5 V)
- The dimensions: 7.5 x 13 mm
- Hole diameter: 2.5 mm
- Weight: 0.5 g (without connectors)
- Soldered goldpin connectors
Details inthe documentation.
Method of application
- Connect the sensor's output to the analog-to-digital converter (for example, embedded in the microcontroller).
- Connect using the comparator directly to the I/O pins
- Using the built-in into some microcontrollers, the internal comparator
The module has three pins that need to be connected:
- VIN - supply voltage
- GND - ground of the system
- OUT - analog output signal
Pins are the popular goldpin connectors to connect sensor with breadboard or commissioning module execution (for example, the Raspberry Pi - via an analog-to-digital converter, STM32Discovery or Arduino) via wires. Sensors of this type find use in robots like line follower as sensors detecting the track as a black line on a white background.
