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Sound Microphone Sensor Module

Sound Microphone Sensor Module

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The KY-038 Sound Microphone Sensor Module is a compact sound detection module designed for Arduino and other microcontroller-based projects. It uses an electret microphone to detect sounds such as claps,...

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SKU: OPX-ELC-0304
Vendor: OPPONIX
Category: Unknown Type

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The KY-038 Sound Microphone Sensor Module is a compact sound detection module designed for Arduino and other microcontroller-based projects. It uses an electret microphone to detect sounds such as claps, knocks, and loud noises. Featuring both analog and digital outputs, it allows users to monitor sound signals and trigger actions when sound exceeds an adjustable threshold. The onboard potentiometer enables sensitivity adjustment, making it suitable for sound-activated lighting, alarm systems, and home automation projects.

Key Features

  • Detects sound, claps, and environmental noise.
  • Provides analog and digital signal outputs.
  • Adjustable sound sensitivity using an onboard potentiometer.
  • Compatible with Arduino and other supported microcontrollers.
  • Suitable for sound-triggered alarms and automation projects.
  • Compact design for easy integration into electronic circuits.

Technical Specifications

  • Model: KY-038
  • Sensor Type: Electret condenser microphone
  • Comparator IC: LM393
  • Operating Voltage: Typically 3.3–5V DC
  • Outputs: Analog (AO) and Digital (DO)
  • Sensitivity: Adjustable

Applications

  • Arduino and DIY electronics projects
  • Clap-activated switches
  • Sound detection alarms
  • Sound-responsive LED systems
  • Home automation
  • Educational electronics experiments