Excellent Sensor!
So far, it's working smoothly without any issues. Exactly what I expected.
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Tilt sensors allow you to detect orientation or inclination. They are small, inexpensive, low-power and easy-to-use. If used properly, they will not wear out. Their simplicity makes them popular for toys, gadgets and appliances.
This sensors is a solution for where you need detect when something has shifted from it’s desired orientation. It’s a simple ball-in-a-sleeve that when rolled to one end closes a contact. Actually, it’s a pair of balls, the second ball reinforces the bridging of the contacts by the first ball.
In it’s simplest application, it could be hung straight down and would close only if it were swung over 90° in any orientation. Team up 2 or 3, adjust the angles, and you could have it report when orientation shifts past any one of their angles. Sort of a really poor-man’s gyro/g-force sensor.
Note: The orientation of the pins will affect the responsiveness of the sensor. Laid horizontally, the balls will bridge the sensor pins much more easily than if the pins are laid vertically.
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Voltage | < 12V |
Current | < 20ma |
Differential angle | 15 degree |
Contact Resistance | <10 ohm |
Insulation Resistance | >10M ohm |
Dimensions | 12.2mm length x 5.4mm diameter cylinder |
Weight | 5 grams |
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