HX711 Weighing Pressure Sensor Module Big Size with Soldering

The HX711 Module is a compact breakout board featuring the HX711 IC, designed to interface with load cells and provide precise 24-bit weight measurements. It connects to your microcontroller via a simple two-wire interface (Clock and Data), allowing for easy calibration of the load cell to ensure accurate readings. This module is ideal for applications such as industrial scales, process control, or presence detection. Numerous libraries are available, making it easy to integrate the HX711 with various microcontrollers.

Load cells typically consist of four wires arranged in a Wheatstone bridge configuration, which are connected to the HX711. These wires are commonly color-coded as RED, BLK, WHT, GRN, and YLW.

Each colour corresponds to the conventional colour coding of load cells :

1. Red (Excitation+ or VCC).
2. Black (Excitation- or GND).
3. White (Amplifier+, Signal+, or Output+).
4. Green (A-, S-, or O-).
5. Yellow (Shield).

The YLW pin acts as an optional input that not hook up to the strain gauge; but is utilized to ground and shield against outside EMI (electromagnetic interference). Please keep in mind that some load cells might have variations in colour-coding.

Pinouts :

Analog Side :

1. E+: Excitation positive.
2. E-: Excitation negative.
3. A-: Channel A Negative Input.
4. A+: Channel A positive Input.
5. B-: Channel B Negative Input.
6. B+: Channel B positive Input.

Digital Side :

1. GND: 0V / Ground Power Connection.
2. DT: Data IO Connection.
3. SCK: Serial Clock Input.
4. VCC: Power Input.

Features 

1. Recommended excitation voltage: 5-10V.
2. Two selectable differential input channels.
3. On-chip active low noise PGA with a selectable gain of 32, 64 and 128.
4. On-chip power supply regulator for load-cell and ADC analogue power supply.
5. Selectable 10SPS or 80SPS output data rate.
6. On-chip oscillator requiring no external component with optional external crystal.
7. On-chip power-on-reset.
8. Simple digital control and serial interface: pin-driven controls, no programming needed.
9. Simultaneous 50 and 60Hz supply rejection.

Package Includes 

• 1 xHX711 Weighing Pressure Sensor Module Big Size with Soldering

Datasheet

HX711 Weighing Pressure Sensor Module Big Size with Overview

The HX711 Weighing Pressure Sensor Module Big Size with soldering pads is a breakout board built around the precision 24-bit HX711 ADC. It interfaces directly with Wheatstone bridge load cells, converting millivolt-level signals into digital data via a simple two-wire (Clock and Data) interface. This module is ideal for hobbyist and industrial applications requiring accurate weight or force measurements.

Key Features of HX711 Weighing Pressure Sensor Module Big Size with

• Output sensitivity of 1.0 ± 0.1 mV/V for high-precision measurements
• Two selectable differential input channels for dual-load cell setups
• On-chip low-noise programmable gain amplifier (PGA) with gains of 32, 64, and 128
• Integrated oscillator—no external components needed, with optional external crystal support
• On-chip power-on-reset ensures reliable startup every time
• Large soldering pads for secure wire connections and easy prototyping
• Genuine product from authorized HX711 distributor
• Fast shipping from Zbotic—dispatch within 24 hours

Applications and Use Cases

• Industrial weighing scales and bench scales for precise weight readout
• Process control systems monitoring force or pressure in manufacturing
• Automated retail checkout or parcel weighing stations
• DIY kitchen scales and coffee tampers for barista setups
• Robotics and automation projects requiring payload measurement
• Presence detection and overload protection in mechanical systems

How to Use HX711 Weighing Pressure Sensor Module Big Size with

To get started, solder your load cell’s four wires (RED, BLK, WHT, GRN) to the module’s input pads, then connect the DOUT and SCLK pins to your microcontroller’s digital IO. Power the module from 3.3 V–5 V, load an HX711 library on your MCU, and run a calibration routine with a known weight. Adjust the scale factor in code for accurate real-time readings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of load cells can I use with this HX711 module?

This module supports standard 4-wire Wheatstone bridge load cells (RED, BLK, WHT, GRN). It works with most strain gauge load cells rated up to the module’s input range, making it suitable for both low-capacity and high-capacity scales.

How do I calibrate the HX711 Weighing Pressure Sensor Module?

After wiring, upload an HX711 library example to your microcontroller and place a known test weight on the load cell. Note the raw ADC output and compute the scale factor by dividing the difference in reading by the known weight. Enter this factor into your code to translate raw readings into weight units.

What voltage supply does the HX711 module require?

The HX711 operates from a single supply between 2.6 V and 5.5 V. For most microcontroller projects, we recommend using a stable 5 V supply to ensure full PGA performance and noise immunity.

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