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Infrared Eye Blink Sensor with Goggles_ZerOne
Product Code: SNM080Category: Sensor Modules
Eye blink Sensor is a relatively simple sensor used to detect eye blinks.This one completely "ZerOne Tech" own developed sensor intended for student experiments and projects.
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Infrared Eye Blink Sensor with Goggles_ZerOne
Eye blink Sensor is a relatively simple sensor used to detect eye blinks.This one completely "ZerOne Tech" own developed sensor intended for student experiments and projects.
Features:
- EYE BLINK indication by LED
- Instant output digital signal for directly Connecting to Microcontroller
- Compact Size, Working Voltage +5V DC, TTL output 5V or 0V
- Out: Output based on blink detection.
- Great Quality, Easy to Use.
Infrared Eye Blink Sensor with Goggles_ZerOne
Eye blink Sensor is a relatively simple sensor used to detect eye blinks.This one completely "ZerOne Tech" own developed sensor intended for student experiments and projects.
Features:
- EYE BLINK indication by LED
- Instant output digital signal for directly Connecting to Microcontroller
- Compact Size, Working Voltage +5V DC, TTL output 5V or 0V
- Out: Output based on blink detection.
- Great Quality, Easy to Use.
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