Arduino + Sound Sensor
I got a sound sensor on Ebay some days ago, and decided to give it a try!
Really simple, just made a code to light up the led when the volume was higher the ambient sound.
Just for fun!
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Hey mate,
great stuff! I got same sensor from eBay. Care to share the code for this lttle project?
Thanks!
Hi Daniel!! I really like this experiment you did. I think that it would be useful for a DiskJoker, making a tool display panel with visual effects.
Which is the name of this sensor? What version of arduino are you using?
Hi Danite !
I’m come from china and stuy in Kroean university . …
I really like this project which you did. I want to know what version of arduino are you using ?
could you send the arduino code to me …and show me your step clearly… I want to make it like you did .
please….. I really want ….
Hi Daniel
I really love this project and i would like to try it myself it would really help me out significantly if you can share your code with me and maybe show me on a step by step basis how you executed this project. Thanks for showing this wonderful project and if you can help it will be much appreciated thanks so much
Hi,
I’m interested in the code too, so please post!
Thanks
Oliver
I don’t have the code anymore, but it was something like this!
You analyze the Analog reading then, if the sound is louder then some value, it
turns the LED ON, otherwise OFF.
Got it? Anything just say!