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We provide the sound sensor Arduino code alongside it as well! All you need is 5 simple steps to get started.ĭon’t believe it’s that simple? Let’s get started and you’ll witness the simplicity! For sound signal collection, you can consider the Grove – Loudness sensorinstead! Sound Sensor Arduino TutorialĬompared to other sound sensors Arduino interfacing tutorial available, this requires no soldering, no breadboards, and no jumper wires. *Note: This sound sensor module is used as a sound detector, to sense whether there’s surround sound and is not recommended for the collection of sound signals. On top of all these features and benefits, this sound sensor is only priced at $4.90! Seeed’s own plug and play system, no soldering or jumper wires needed for pairing as compared to other sound sensor breakout boards.With a wide voltage range and adjustable output by the potentiometer, it’s readily capable to detect the sound strength of the environment!

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Introduction to Grove – Sound sensor moduleīefore we move on to how to interface a sound sensor with Arduino, let’s first take a look at the sound sensor module we’ll be using for the tutorial!īased on the power amplifier LM386, the Grove – sound sensor module is a simple, low powered, and highly compatible option suitable to easily kickstart your next sound sensing project!

Ambient sound recognition and sound level recognition.

Home automation such as lighting your house by detecting whistle/clap instead of physically turning the light switch.

Security and Monitoring systems such as burglar alarms, door alarm, etc.

Consumer electronics such as phones, computers, music systems.

What is a sound sensor used for? ApplicationsĪpart from building various electronic projects with Arduino (covered in the later section) and more, sound sensors are used in many other day to day applications including: Capacitance change is then amplified and digitalized for processing of sound intensity.

Such sound waves cause the diaphragm in the microphone to vibrate, resulting in capacitance change.

Sound waves propagate through air molecules.With these components, it allows for the sensor to work: However, what’s different as that a sound sensor consists of an in-built capacitive microphone, peak detector and an amplifier (LM386, LM393, etc.) that’s highly sensitive to sound. Sound detection sensor works similarly to our Ears, having diaphragm which converts vibration into signals. Sound waves propagating through air molecules