Flame Sensor Module
Non-returnable
Rs.85.00
A flame sensor module is an electronic device designed to detect the presence of flames or fire. These modules are commonly used in various applications to provide early detection of fire or flames and trigger appropriate actions, such as alarms, shutdown procedures, or safety protocols. Flame sensor modules typically consist of a sensor element, signal processing circuitry, and sometimes a microcontroller interface.
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Here's a general overview of how a flame sensor module works:
Sensor Element: The heart of the flame sensor module is the actual flame sensor. The sensor element can use different technologies to detect flames, such as infrared (IR) sensors that respond to specific wavelengths of light emitted by flames.
Signal Processing: The sensor output is usually a voltage or digital signal that corresponds to the presence or intensity of flames. The signal processing circuitry within the module helps interpret and condition this signal for further processing.
Threshold Detection: The signal processing circuitry often includes a threshold setting. This allows you to define the level of flame intensity that is considered significant enough to trigger a response. When the sensor detects a flame above the set threshold, it generates an output signal.
Output: The output of the flame sensor module can be in various forms, such as a digital logic level (HIGH/LOW), an analog voltage proportional to the flame intensity, or a serial communication signal.
Interface: Many flame sensor modules include digital outputs that can easily interface with microcontrollers or other digital circuits. This allows for rapid integration into larger systems.
Calibration: Some modules offer adjustable sensitivity or calibration settings to fine-tune the sensor's response to the specific environment in which it will be used.
Applications: Flame sensor modules are used in fire detection and safety systems, industrial applications, home security systems, and robotics, where early detection of fire is crucial for preventing damage and ensuring safety.