The Tilt Sensor Module For Arduino detects orientation changes using a ball tilt switch inside the sensor housing. When the module tilts past a threshold angle, the internal ball rolls and breaks or closes a contact, changing the digital output state. The tilt sensor runs on 3.3V to 5V, so it connects directly to Arduino, NodeMCU, or ESP32 without any extra components.
The tilt sensor for arduino projects use the DO pin for simple detection, while the AO pin gives an analog signal for finer tilt monitoring. They trigger when tilted enough to roll the ball, not at a defined degree. The tilt sensor price makes the most affordable tilt detection method, but it cannot measure exact angles like an accelerometer.
Students and project developer use the tilt switch sensor with 4-pin header connection. StemVolt provides sensor with trusted quality, ensuring reliable performance and easy usability.
4-pin header connection.
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Features:
- Ball tilt switch type gives repeatable open and close contact on orientation change
- Four-pin header with VCC GND DO and AO covers both digital and analog reading needs
- Analog output on AO pin allows variable voltage reading on ADC-capable boards
Technical specifications:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | 3.3V to 5V |
| Output Type | Digital |
| Pin Type | VCC, GND, DO, AO |
| Sensor Type | Ball tilt switch |
| Pin | 4-PINs |
Applications:
- Automatic screen rotation prototype uses tilt detection to switch display orientation on device tilt
- Self-righting robot uses ball switch output to detect when chassis has fallen on its side
- Irrigation pipe angle monitor uses digital output to flag when mounting bracket has shifted from level
Package includes:
- 1 x Tilt Sensor Module For Arduino
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