Simple Earthquake Detection Sensor with Vibration Module

In this guide we will going to make a simple Earth Quake monitoring device and learn how to connect and control the digital shock/vibration sensor module, we will going use the LED as our triggered output instead using alarm or any special output devices. When the sensor detects a vibration the LED will blink instead of sound alarm.

Electronic Parts Required

Required for Manual Circuit Assembly

Arduino UNO/MEGA/PRO
1x Vibration Tilt Switch
1x LED
1x 220 k Resistor
1x 10k Resistor

Vibration Tilt Switch Module

Wiring the module

Switching Method

Source Code #1

/*

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Vibration Sensor Module on Arduino.

*/


int OUTPUT_LED	= 10;	//Digital Pin 10 define LED interface
int VIBRATION = 3;	//Digital Pin 3 define vibration sensor interface
int VAL;	// Define the variable as VAL

void setup()
{
pinMode(OUTPUT_LED,OUTPUT); //The defined Output as LED
pinMode(VIBRATION,INPUT); //The defined input as Vibration 
}

void loop()

{
VAL=digitalRead(VIBRATION);
if(VAL==HIGH) // If the sensor detects a vibration digital pin 10 will be HIGH note! you can change whatever output you want  

{
digitalWrite(OUTPUT_LED,LOW); //if detects no vibration LED stay in LOW
}
else
{
digitalWrite(OUTPUT_LED,HIGH);
}
}

14CORE.com / Simple Earthquake Detection using

Vibration Sensor Module on Arduino.

int OUTPUT_LED = 10; //Digital Pin 10 define LED interface

int VIBRATION = 3; //Digital Pin 3 define vibration sensor interface

int VAL; // Define the variable as VAL

void setup()

{

pinMode(OUTPUT_LED,OUTPUT); //The defined Output as LED

pinMode(VIBRATION,INPUT); //The defined input as Vibration

}

void loop()

{

VAL=digitalRead(VIBRATION);

if(VAL==HIGH) // If the sensor detects a vibration digital pin 10 will be HIGH note! you can change whatever output you want

{

digitalWrite(OUTPUT_LED,LOW); //if detects no vibration LED stay in LOW

}

else

{

digitalWrite(OUTPUT_LED,HIGH);

}

Source Code #2

/*

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*/

int Din = 2;
int Dout = 13;

int LEDStatus = HIGH;
int Reading;
int Previous = LOW;

long DTime = 0;
long Dbounce = 50;

void setup()
{
pinMode(Din, INPUT);
digitalWrite(Din, HIGH);
pinMode(Dout, OUTPUT);
}

void loop()
{
int ReadingState;
Reading = digitalRead(Din);
if(Reading != Previous) {
DTime = millis();
}
if ((millis() -DTime)>Dbounce){
ReadingState = Reading;
if(ReadingState == HIGH)
	LEDStatus = LOW;
	else
	LEDStatus = HIGH;
	}
	digitalWrite(Dout, LEDStatus);
	Previous = Reading;
}

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int Din = 2;

int Dout = 13;

int LEDStatus = HIGH;

int Reading;

int Previous = LOW;

long DTime = 0;

long Dbounce = 50;

void setup()

{

pinMode(Din, INPUT);

digitalWrite(Din, HIGH);

pinMode(Dout, OUTPUT);

}

void loop()

{

int ReadingState;

Reading = digitalRead(Din);

if(Reading != Previous) {

DTime = millis();

}

if ((millis() -DTime)>Dbounce){

ReadingState = Reading;

if(ReadingState == HIGH)

LEDStatus = LOW;

else

LEDStatus = HIGH;

}

digitalWrite(Dout, LEDStatus);

Previous = Reading;

}

Simple Earthquake Detection Sensor with Vibration Module

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May I have your ‘EEPROMAnything.h’ header?
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  You can use the EEPROM from the Arduino IDE
  Reference > http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/EEPROMWriteAnything
  Download the code library below.
  https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/tree/master/hardware/arduino/avr/libraries/EEPROM
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