How to Make Spring Vibration/Motion Sensor! | DIY | Homemade

The "poor man's" accelerometer/motion sensor! These spring-vibration switches are high sensitivity non-directional vibration induced trigger switches. Inside is a very soft spring coiled around a long metal pin. When the switch is moved, the spring touches the center pole to make contact. So, when there's motion, the two pins will act like a closed switch. When everything is still, the switch is open. Great for basic projects and wearables!
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These sensors are flexible devices that are used for measuring various processes. The working principle of vibration sensor is a sensor that operates based on different optical otherwise mechanical principles for detecting observed system vibrations. The sensitivity of these(Pezo Electirc) sensors normally ranges from 10 mV/g to 100 mV/g, and there are lower and higher sensitivities are also accessible. The sensitivity of the sensor can be selected based on the application. So it is essential to know the levels of vibration amplitude range to which the sensor will be exposed throughout measurements.

[@booyaadotorg]

Thanks man! You’re the person to explain the principle behind how this works. Awesome work!

[@mohanishgirdhar6966]

Thank you so much man you saved my life
I needed a vibration sensor at the end moment
TYSM for such an amazing video
Truly a life saver ☺️

[@electronic7979]

Nice work. I watched with pleasure.

[@dahlavibez5726]

Wow you are absolute legend sir I thought doing this but couldn't quite understand however you explained god bless u

[@olmegolmeg1006]

Thanks great video.
I'm looking for a sensor buzzer that makes a sound when when hit by a small beam of light. Any ideas?

[@shikhaverma4374]

I got my project, thankyou so much.

[@TechsScience]

But when you cover it with shrinking tube it will not get the space to vibrate

[@Nematics_Lab]

It affects vibration but not much

[@PabloPazosGutierrez]

you need to hit the thing, not sure if that work for vibration

[@kucingbingung7673]

Thank you

[@ragnarok700]

Fun project! What about leaving the enamel on the wire and using capacitance to detect vibrations (as one conductor moves in relation to another)?

[@Nematics_Lab]

It won't work as Capacitor have two plates but they have insulation layer in between so no matter how hard you shake plates won't make any contact

[@69iqtutorial]

Awesome broo keep up the good work

[@SadamFlu]

This is a great idea. You may want to adjust the amount of heatshrink you use, because too much will dampen the spring.

[@Nematics_Lab]

Yes it does affect the vibration

[@sarbankdrftumar4608]

Di na to get

[@EforEngineering]

Very nice..
In which software you did the animation of working principal

[@Nematics_Lab]

Premier

[@madhavavarmakantheti2956]

J

[@brightideas5782]

How do I hook this up to a light bulb when vibration sensor goes off light will turn on ? Thanks

[@noacormican2792]

How would you change the sensitivity on this device?

[@georgegreen3672]

yes it can work, but can it work very well?

[@winglessraccoon]

Thank you brother

[@EDISONSCIENCECORNER]

Nice

[@alcryton6515]

It was really amazing idea. But can we detect the frequency of vibration using Arduino

[@rdxsangam8950]

Z qî

[@alcryton6515]

@@rdxsangam8950 🤔🤔

[@VarunPandithurai]

Bro which software do you use for animation in 0.59

[@desp1984]

Can we use 28g copper wire instead??

[@Nematics_Lab]

Yes

[@jelljell7871]

Any way to get in touch with you for paid consultation?

[@Nematics_Lab]

Links for social media in description

[@yadventure384]

GREATT VIDEO ...PEACEFUL AND CLEAR
do u have arduino tutorials ?

[@Nematics_Lab]

Yes, soon!

[@69iqtutorial]

Now make a variable frequency generator

[@hardeepsidhu7407]

W

[@parameshpavin2708]

Nice..

[@jyotirani8232]

Interesting!

[@Nematics_Lab]

Thanks :)

[@markk9840]

If you could stop or change the bgm it could be wacthable

[@duficcjyxucj1840]

Yt

[@mo.azharuddin4601]

Gyro uoplp

[@cipherxen2]

Arduino not adrino

[@Nematics_Lab]

Yes