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Package Includes:
- 1 x Printed Circuit Board for Rain Water Collection
- 1 x Control Board with LM393 Voltage Comparator
- 1 x A 5-Wire Dupont Cable
Specifications:
Operating voltage | 5V |
Material | FR – 04 |
Voltage Comparator | LM393 |
Driver Size(mm) | 32x15x9 (LxWxH) |
Collector Board Size(mm) | 54x40x1.5 (LxWxH) |
Weight | 50 grams |
1. How does a raindrop sensor work?
- A raindrop sensor is essentially a board with nickel lines coated on it. It operates on the resistance principle. The rain Sensor module measures moisture using analog output pins and provides a digital output when a moisture threshold is exceeded.
2. What is a rain sensor module?
- A rain sensor module is a simple tool for detecting rain. It can be used as a switch when a raindrop falls through the rain board, as well as to measure the intensity of the rain.
3. How do I connect a raindrop sensor to Arduino?
- First, power up the raindrop sensor. Connect the raindrop sensor's ground pin to the Arduino UNO's GND pin and the positive power supply pin to the 3.3 / 5 Volts pin. Connect the digital pin D0 to any of the Arduino's digital pins.
4. Is the rain sensor analog or digital?
- The rain sensor can output both analog and digital data. The AO (Analog Output) pin provides an analog signal ranging from 5V to 0V. The rain sensor can be used for all kinds of weather monitoring and translated into output signals and AO.
5. Why are rain sensors used?
- Rain sensors are important components of automatic systems used in areas where rainfall is observed during irrigation months. These devices automatically turn off the irrigation system after a predetermined amount of rainfall and allow the system to resume its predetermined conditions once the device has dried.