KY-002: SHOCK SENSOR MODULE EXPLANATION OF ALL THE FUNCTIONS (SW18010P)

[@davidglass710]

Just starting with Arduino, since I finally had an application that would make me learn it. And this video showed me *exactly what I needed to know for this first shock sensing project. I replaced the shock switch on the KY-002 with a super-sensitive, fast-response SW-18010P, and it picks up the slightest vibration. The video details were great, the code works well, and I'm catching on! Thanks!!

[@welltronic8216]

If you want me to explain a certain topic in a video let me know in the comments! Thanks for watching and see you in the next video 😊

[@stinkiboi1208]

I’m working on a glove that plays audio when you hit/punch something. Would this work with this sort of thing?

[@ColinWatters]

Are these sensors sensitive and reliable enough to detect the vibration from a domestic heating pump?

[@fern8580]

I am curious, I would like to connect a shock sensor module to a toy ( DC) , without going through an assembly with arduino, could you tell me more or please the assembly of the connections?Best regards .

[@1stPrinciples455]

Can the code be embedded in a small IC chip? So that arduino board not needed?

[@welltronic8216]

Hi, sure you can upload the code in small ICs. For example you can use an IC from the ATtiny family.

[@1stPrinciples455]

@@welltronic8216 Thanks!!

[@imnotryuu6391]

Interesting video! I want to build my own pokeball and I want it to make sounds when I shake it What else do I need? Thank you in advance for your answer

[@welltronic8216]

You can use this kind of sensor, but maybe it's a little too sensitive. You also need a microcontroller (if it has to be a smaller one, you can use an ATtiny ) and you have to think about how you want to power your toy (battery or directly from a power supply). And then I think you are good to make a very nice pokeball 😉

[@nirnimeshkumarbasak1284]

hallo sir.When I am making this thing,LED is continuously glowing.Please help.

[@welltronic8216]

Hello, I think there could be two possible problems: 1) The wire connections are not correct 2) The sensor has a short circuit Where do you have your resistor ? between pin 2 and 3 ? Maybe try wiring the resistor between 1 and 2 ( as a pull-down ). Have a nice day 😊 !

[@nirnimeshkumarbasak1284]

@@welltronic8216 Thank you for answering me sir.I will try again sir.

[@Vass881234]

Can u reduce the sensitivity of the sensor?

[@3DComputing]

speed it up dude... boring