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HC-SR505 Mini Infrared PIR Motion Sensor Precise Infrared Detector Module For Ar
$ 2.27
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Description
HC-SR505 Mini Infrared PIR Motion Sensor Precise Infrared Detector Module For Arduino Body Sensor Switch Module Sensing ModeHC-SR505 small body sensing module is based on infrared technology, automatic control products, high sensitivity, high reliability, ultra-small, ultra-low-voltage operation mode. Widely used in various auto-sensing of electrical equipment, especially battery-powered automatic control products.
Technical parameters:
Operating Voltage Range: DC4.5-20V
Static current: <>
Output level: High 3.3V / Low 0V
Trigger: repeatable trigger (default)
Delay time: Default 8S + -30% (can be customized range of a few tenths - tens of minutes)
PCB Dimensions: 10 * 23mm
Induction angle: <100 degree="" cone="">
Induction distance: 3 meters
Working temperature: -20 - +80 degrees
Sensor Lens Dimensions: Diameter: 10mm (default)
Features:
Automatic induction: to enter the sensing range of the output is high, people leave the sensor range automatically delay off high, output low. Ultra-small size.
Repeatable trigger: the sensor output high, the delay period, if there is human activity in its sensing range, the output will remain high until people leave after the high variable delay lOW (automatically extended sensor module detects the human body after every activity a delay period, and the last time an event is the starting point of the delay time).
Wide operating voltage range: the default operating voltage DC4.5V-20V.
Micropower: quiescent current <50 microamps,="" especially="" for="" battery-powered="" automatic="" control="">
Output high signal: easy docking and all kinds of circuits.
Applications:
Body induction lamps
Body sensors toys
Security Products
Industrial automation and control
Auto-sensing of electrical equipment
Battery-powered automatic control
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