





Piezoelectric Transducer sensor 27MM – Vibration Knock Sensor
Piezoelectric sensors detect an applied force and produce a resultant change in voltage. These types of sensors are capable of detecting various forms of physical quantities including pressure, vibration, acceleration, displacement and compression Piezo Vibration Sensor Module detects mechanical vibrations or knocks and converts them into electrical signals. Ideal for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and other microcontroller platforms.
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Detailed Product Description:
The Piezoelectric Transducer sensor 27MM is an incredibly versatile and fundamental component for detecting mechanical vibrations, knocks, and impacts. Operating on the piezoelectric effect, this sensor generates a voltage when subjected to physical stress. The 27mm piezo disc is composed of a thin ceramic element attached to a metal plate, and when struck or vibrated, it produces a proportional analog voltage signal. This makes it an ideal vibration knock sensor for a wide range of creative and practical applications.
A key technical characteristic is its dual functionality. While it excels as a sensor, it can also act as an actuator. By applying a voltage, the disc vibrates, allowing it to function as a basic piezoelectric buzzer or speaker. When using it as a sensor with a microcontroller like Arduino, it is crucial to protect the analog input pins from the voltage spikes it can generate; a simple circuit with a 1 MΩ resistor is commonly used to safely limit the voltage and provide a stable signal.
From building a simple DIY vibration detector for a security alarm to creating a unique interface for a robotic project, the possibilities are endless. This sensor is also a favorite for making acoustic pickups for instruments and custom drum triggers. Its low cost, simple interface, and robust performance make this piezoelectric transducer an indispensable tool for any electronics hobbyist or engineer looking to add a reliable and sensitive physical input to their project.
The Piezo Sensor Module is designed to detect mechanical stress, knocks, or vibration and generate a small electrical signal in response. It uses a piezoelectric crystal that converts motion or pressure into voltage.
This module is widely used in applications like tap switches, knock detection alarms, interactive art installations, and vibration sensing. Its small size and easy interfacing make it ideal for Arduino or Raspberry Pi projects where motion detection is required.
Key Features:
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High-sensitivity piezoelectric sensor
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Detects vibration, impact, or knock signals
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Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, STM32, ESP8266
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Compact, durable, and low power
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Perfect for touch-based triggers, alarms, and musical instruments
Technical Specifications:
Specification | Details |
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Sensor Type | Piezoelectric Ceramic Vibration Sensor |
Operating Voltage | 3.3V – 5V DC |
Output Type | Analog or Pulse (depending on module) |
Connector Type | 3-pin (VCC, GND, Signal) |
Sensitivity | Adjustable (on some module versions) |
Response Time | Fast – responds to even light vibrations |
Dimensions | ~25mm diameter (sensor disc) |
Mounting | Self-adhesive or screw-mountable disc |
How to Use with Arduino:
Wiring:
Piezo Module Pin | Arduino Pin |
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VCC | 5V |
GND | GND |
Signal | A0 (Analog input) |
Sample Arduino Code:
int piezoPin = A0;
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
int value = analogRead(piezoPin);
if(value > 100) { // Sensitivity threshold
Serial.println("Vibration Detected!");
}
delay(100);
}
Applications:
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Security and knock alarms
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Electronic drum triggers
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Vibration feedback in robotics
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Musical instrument sensors
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Tap-detection for user interaction
Package Includes:
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1 × Piezo Vibration Sensor Module

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