Description
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The Microphone Voice Sound Detection Sensor Breakout Board is a compact module designed to detect ambient sound levels using an onboard electret microphone. It outputs an analog voltage that varies with sound intensity, making it suitable for a wide range of sound-reactive electronics projects.
This module features a signal amplifier (typically LM393 or similar), allowing it to detect even relatively quiet sounds. It connects easily to Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers through a standard analog input pin.
Note: This module is designed for sound level detection, not for audio recording or frequency analysis.
🔧 Features:
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Electret condenser microphone
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Analog output signal proportional to sound intensity
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Operating voltage: 3.3V to 5V
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Onboard signal amplifier for increased sensitivity
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Compact PCB with mounting holes
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Easy to interface with most microcontrollers
⚙️ Pinout (Typically 3 Pins):
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VCC – Power supply (3.3V to 5V)
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GND – Ground
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OUT – Analog signal output
📦 Applications:
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Sound-activated lighting
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Clap-switch or voice-controlled projects
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Noise level monitoring
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Smart home and IoT audio triggers
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Educational electronics experiments
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