This is a Sound Sensor Microphone Module, ideal for applications such as interactive voice switches and loudness level indicators.
Features :
- There is a mounting screw hole 3mm.
- 5v DC power supply
- With analog output
- There are threshold level output flip
- Power indicator light
- The comparator output is light
- High Sensitivity Sound Microphone Sensor Detection Module
- Electric condenser microphone
- Low-level output signal used for sound control light
Specification
| Operating Voltage (VDC) | 5 |
|---|---|
| IC Chip | LM393 |
| PCB Size ( L x W ) mm | 35×14 |
| Mounting Hole(mm) | 3 |
Package Includes :
1 x Analog Sound Sensor Microphone Module for Arduino
Tutorial:-
Small Microphone Sound Sensor Module Overview
The Small Microphone Sound Sensor Module is a compact sound detection board featuring a high-sensitivity electric condenser microphone and an LM393 comparator. It offers both analog and digital outputs with adjustable threshold and onboard LEDs, making it ideal for audio level monitoring and sound-activated control in microcontroller projects.
Key Features of Small Microphone Sound Sensor Module
- Operates on 5V DC power supply with onboard power indicator LED
- High-sensitivity electric condenser microphone for accurate sound detection
- LM393 comparator provides a digital output with adjustable threshold via potentiometer
- Provides analog output (AO) for sound amplitude measurement
- Compact 35×14 mm PCB with a 3 mm mounting hole for easy installation
- Fast shipping from Zbotic and genuine module sourced from authorized distributors
Applications and Use Cases
- Voice-activated LED lighting and switch control in home automation
- Noise level monitoring and decibel threshold alerts
- Sound-controlled alarms or buzzer activation in security systems
- Interactive art installations responding to environmental sounds
- Arduino-based audio level meter and sound event logging
How to Use Small Microphone Sound Sensor Module
Connect VCC to a 5V supply and GND to ground, then wire the AO pin to your microcontroller’s analog input to read sound amplitude and the DO pin to a digital input to detect threshold crossings. Adjust the onboard potentiometer to set the desired sound level for the digital comparator. Mount the module using its 3 mm hole and use the LED indicators to verify power and digital output state.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I adjust the sensitivity of this sound sensor module?
You can adjust the sensitivity by turning the onboard potentiometer. Rotate it clockwise to increase sensitivity (lower threshold) or counterclockwise to decrease sensitivity (higher threshold). Watch the comparator output LED toggle as you tweak the threshold.
What is the difference between the analog and digital outputs?
The analog output (AO) provides a voltage proportional to the detected sound amplitude, which you can read on an ADC channel. The digital output (DO) is generated by the LM393 comparator and switches state when the sound level exceeds the set threshold.
Can I use this module with Arduino or other microcontrollers?
Yes. The module runs on 5 V and connects directly to Arduino analog and digital pins. Simply wire VCC to 5 V, GND to ground, AO to an analog input for sound level monitoring, and DO to a digital input for threshold-triggered events.
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| SKU | AI6337 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.0039 kg |
| Availability | Out of Stock |
Applications & Use Cases
The Small Microphone Sound Sensor Module is a versatile sound sensor used across a wide range of applications including electronics projects, DIY builds, prototyping, and educational experiments.
Common use cases:
- Integrating into a custom electronics project
- Learning and experimenting with circuits
- Replacing or upgrading components in existing setups
This product is ideal for electronics enthusiasts, engineers, and students.
Technical Tip: Always verify voltage and current requirements before connecting to your circuit. Check datasheets for detailed specifications and pin configurations.
Shipping & Delivery
- Free shipping on orders above ₹999 across India
- Dispatched within 1-3 business days
- Expected delivery: 3-7 business days depending on location
- Secure packaging to ensure safe transit of electronic components
Varun Mehta (verified owner) –
Great Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Using it in my smart agriculture system. Reliable measurements every time.
Himanshu Gill –
Superb Small Microphone Sound Sensor! Using it in my environmental monitoring system. Very reliable data.
Harsh Banerjee (verified owner) –
Nice Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Readings are mostly accurate. Good enough for my hobby project.
Ananya Tandon (verified owner) –
This Small Microphone Sound Sensor works great with Arduino. Easy to wire up and code.
Ananya Gill (verified owner) –
This Small Microphone Sound Sensor is excellent for the price. My data logging project is working perfectly now.
Lalit Kamath (verified owner) –
Very satisfied with this Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Library support is good and it’s easy to interface.
Rakesh Rajan (verified owner) –
Great quality Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Calibrated it easily and the accuracy is impressive.
Kabir Saini (verified owner) –
Excellent Small Microphone Sound Sensor! Readings are accurate and consistent. Perfect for my project.
Sunny Saini (verified owner) –
Ishan Trivedi (verified owner) –
Good quality Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Some variation in readings but within acceptable range.
Naman Negi (verified owner) –
Perfect for my weather station. This Small Microphone Sound Sensor gives consistent readings day and night.
Rohan Yadav (verified owner) –
Superb Small Microphone Sound Sensor! Using it in my environmental monitoring system. Very reliable data.
Vidya Naidu (verified owner) –
Nice Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Readings are mostly accurate. Good enough for my hobby project.
Aditi Desai (verified owner) –
Great quality Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Calibrated it easily and the accuracy is impressive.
Advik Solanki (verified owner) –
Love this Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Response time is fast and readings are stable.
Raj Solanki (verified owner) –
Pretty good Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Documentation could be better but the sensor itself is solid.
Nikhil Bisht (verified owner) –
Good Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Works as described. Calibration needed some patience but results are good.
Uday Sharma (verified owner) –
Nice Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Readings are mostly accurate. Good enough for my hobby project.
Aryan Khanna (verified owner) –
Very satisfied with this Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Library support is good and it’s easy to interface.
Kiara Pandey (verified owner) –
This Small Microphone Sound Sensor is excellent for the price. My data logging project is working perfectly now.
Zubin Luthra (verified owner) –
Excellent Small Microphone Sound Sensor! Readings are accurate and consistent. Perfect for my project.
Krishna Choudhury (verified owner) –
Bought this Small Microphone Sound Sensor for my college project. Accurate readings, easy to code. Very happy!
Vinay Negi (verified owner) –
Perfect Small Microphone Sound Sensor for my automation project. Integrates seamlessly with my microcontroller.
Harshit Iyer (verified owner) –
Excellent sensitivity and range on this Small Microphone Sound Sensor. Works better than I expected.