Piezoelectric Vibration Sensor Module with Adjustable Sensitivity and LED Indicator

Vibration Sensor for Interactive Electronics This vibration sensor uses piezoelectric ceramic technology to detect movement and convert it into electrical signals. It is designed for interactive electronics projects, including electronic drum setups and other vibration-responsive builds. The sensor connects flexibly to simulation interfaces, making it straightforward to integrate into your existing controller setup. Adjustable Sensitivity The analogue output connects to the controller's simulation port, and a potentiometer lets you adjust the sensitivity to suit your project. This means the sensor can respond reliably to taps, knocks or mouth blows, giving you control over how much vibration is needed to trigger a response. Digital Output with LED Indicator Alongside the analogue signal, the sensor includes a digital output that provides a high-level signal when vibration is detected. An onboard LED gives a clear visual indication when the sensor is triggered. The digital output can handle up to 1 A of current, so it is suitable for connecting higher-power LEDs. Practical Use Running on a standard 5 V DC supply, this sensor is well suited to hobbyist electronics, Arduino-style projects and interactive installations where vibration detection needs to be reliable and adjustable. The combination of analogue and digital outputs gives you flexibility in how you use the signal, whether you are triggering sounds, lights or other responses.