brick collision sensor(Pad hole) anti-reverse plug white terminal
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This is a commonly used collision sensor, which mainly uses a tact switch. When the object touches and press the tap switch shrapnel, the sensor signal terminal is low level, and the self-contained D1 LED lights up; otherwise, the sensor signal terminal is high level, and the self-contained D1 LED turns off. This sensor is often used as a limit switch in 3D printers.
The sensor is compatible with various microcontroller control boards, such as the Arduino series of microcontrollers. When using it, we provide a method for using this sensor with the Arduino series of microcontrollers.
The sensor comes with a 2.54mm anti-reverse plug white terminal. When in use, we can connect to the MCU with DuPont cable. To facilitate wiring, we specially designed an expansion board that is fully compatible with this sensor and the Arduino UNO R3 microcontroller. We only need to stack the expansion board to the UNO R3 MCU, and use a 3P double-head XH2.54 plug wire (anti-reverse) to connect to the expansion board, which is simple and convenient.
At the same time, the sensor comes with 2 3mm diameter positioning holes, which allows you to fix the sensor to other devices.
2. Specifications
Working voltage: DC 3.3-5V
Interface: 2.54mm pitch 3pin anti-reverse interface
Positioning hole size: 3mm in diameter
Control signal: digital signal
Size: 37*22*9mm
Weight: 2.9g
This is a commonly used collision sensor, which mainly uses a tact switch. When the object touches and press the tap switch shrapnel, the sensor signal terminal is low level, and the self-contained D1 LED lights up; otherwise, the sensor signal terminal is high level, and the self-contained D1 LED turns off. This sensor is often used as a limit switch in 3D printers.
The sensor is compatible with various microcontroller control boards, such as the Arduino series of microcontrollers. When using it, we provide a method for using this sensor with the Arduino series of microcontrollers.
The sensor comes with a 2.54mm anti-reverse plug white terminal. When in use, we can connect to the MCU with DuPont cable. To facilitate wiring, we specially designed an expansion board that is fully compatible with this sensor and the Arduino UNO R3 microcontroller. We only need to stack the expansion board to the UNO R3 MCU, and use a 3P double-head XH2.54 plug wire (anti-reverse) to connect to the expansion board, which is simple and convenient.
At the same time, the sensor comes with 2 3mm diameter positioning holes, which allows you to fix the sensor to other devices.
2. Specifications
Working voltage: DC 3.3-5V
Interface: 2.54mm pitch 3pin anti-reverse interface
Positioning hole size: 3mm in diameter
Control signal: digital signal
Size: 37*22*9mm
Weight: 2.9g
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