Product description: Essential Sensor Kit V2 - basic set of sensors - SparkFun SEN-20408
Do you want to start your adventure with sensors , but you don't know where to start? Essential Sensor Kit V2 by SparkFun contains carefully selected sensors that can be used by beginners and advanced users. With this set of sensors you will be able to measure acceleration, force, vibration, infrared light, ambient light, temperature and many other parameters ! These sensors fall into different categories, which makes them versatile and useful in many projects. The Essential Sensor Kit V2 is also a perfect gift for any electronics enthusiast . The recipient of the gift will certainly be delighted with the opportunity to explore new technologies. Thanks to a variety of components, this set allows you to create many interesting projects , from simple measurements to more advanced applications.
Special features of the set
- Variety of sensors : the set includes sensors from different categories, which allows for versatile use.
- Ease of use : Perfect for both beginners and advanced programmers and electronics engineers.
- Versatility : ability to measure many parameters such as acceleration, force, vibration, infrared light, ambient light, temperature.
- Compatibility : All sensors are compatible with popular programming platforms such as Arduino.
- High Quality : The sensors provided by SparkFun are known for their reliability and precision.
Set contents
- Three-axis acceleration sensor - LIS3DH
- Hall sensor reacting to the presence of a magnet
- Basic tilt switch - AT407
- Two piezo elements to detect vibrations or knocks
- Insulated reed switch for magnetic field detection
- Miniature infrared receiver - TSOP382
- A simple infrared diode operating in the range from 940 to 950 nm
- Precise temperature sensor - TMP36
- Trimmable 10K potentiometer with built-in knob
- A cubic magnet with a side length of 0.65 cm, ideal for use with a reed switch
- Pressure sensor with a diameter of 0.5''
- A photoresistor that changes resistance depending on the amount of light
- A bending sensor whose resistance increases as it bends
- Small 12 mm piezoelectric speaker
- Two PTH resistors with a value of 1.0 M Ohm and a power of 1/6 W
Technical specifications of the sensor set
Element | Description |
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Triaxial accelerometer - LIS3DH | Detects acceleration along all three axes, with a range of up to ±3 g. The interface is fully analog. |
Hall effect sensor | Holding a magnet close to this sensor will switch the output pin. Perfect as a presence detector. |
Tilt sensor | A simple AT407 tilt switch that can be easily used to detect orientation in a project. |
Piezoelectric element | Two piezo elements useful for detecting vibrations or knocks. They can be used as knock sensors by reading the voltage at the output. |
Isolated reed switch | Detects magnetic fields, perfect as a non-contact switch. |
IR receiving diode | Miniature TSOP382 infrared receiver for remote control systems. |
IR LED | Very simple, transparent infrared LED. It operates in the 940 to 950 nm range and performs well in general IR systems. |
TMP36 - temperature sensor | Precise, low-voltage temperature sensor in degrees Celsius. It provides an output voltage linearly proportional to the temperature in degrees Celsius. |
10K potentiometer with knob | Trimmable 10K potentiometer with built-in knob. It can be easily adapted to the breadboard. |
Cubic magnet 0.65 cm | Works with a reed switch. Can be placed in toys or inside a box to create a hidden contracton actuator for the reed switch. |
Force sensitive resistor 0.5" | It responds to pressure and has a 0.5 inch sensing area. Perfect for sensing pressure (e.g. squeezing). |
Miniature photocell | A photoresistor that changes resistance depending on the amount of light. Range from 1 kΩ in the light to 10 kΩ in the dark. |
Flexion sensor | As the sensor is bent, the resistance increases. Useful for detecting movement or position. |
Piezoelectric buzzer/speaker | A small piezoelectric speaker with a diameter of 12 mm, operating in the audible range of approximately 2 kHz. Can be used to create simple sounds or user interfaces. |
Resistor 1.0M Ohm 1/6W PTH | Two PTH resistors with a value of 1.0 M Ohm and a power of 1/6 W. Commonly used in breadboards and perfboards. |
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