💬 EASY PIR multisensors box
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It looks amazing,,!
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please add also "Hall efect" sensor
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Looks very nice. How satisfied are you with the PIR sensor in your design? I only have experience with BISS0001 based PIR sensors but I don't like the large amount of components (resistors and capacitors) I have to fit on my PCB design to make them work.
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May I ask where you got the PIR sensors from ? I asked Senba for some samples, they say it's free for a few units but ask for 28$ for DHL shipping, with the custom processing fee I'll inevitably get from DHL it gets really expensive just to test the sensor.
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@Koresh Why did you choose this PIR sensor?
I'm experimenting with an AM612 and works well for as far as I can tellen (is THT though).Do you know if there is a difference in performance compared to the "standard" PIR sensors you get on eBay for 1 dollar?
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@omemanti AM312 and S16-L201D have almost the same performance, I think. But I must to use SMD pir on this board to have ablilty to place double batteries holder on the bottom. I have strict mechanical limitations in this device
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@omemanti said in
EASY PIR multisensors box:Do you know if there is a difference in performance compared to the "standard" PIR sensors you get on eBay for 1 dollar?
Do you mean PIR based on the BISS0001? It drains ~100uA, so you must to use large batteries.
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@Koresh I think you missed my previous message
Where did you get your PIR sensors ?
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@koresh https://www.openhardware.io/view/420/AM612-Passive-Infrared-Sensor-Breakout-Board
But they all are THT so if you need smd
it's a nono
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@nca78 I bought these sensors for prototype boards in the local store ( http://www.pcmount.by/catalog/radiokomponenty/mikroshemy/ic-pir-s16-l201d )
