Grove - Infrared Temperature Sensor

Grove - Infrared Temperature Sensor

SKU 101020062
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Description

This Grove-Infrared temperature sensor is a non-contact temperature measure model.The sensor is composed of 116 elements of thermocouple in series on a floating micro-membrane having an active diameter of 545μm and with blacken surface to absorb the incident thermal infrared radiation, which induces a voltage response at output terminals.


FEATURES

  • • ŸGrove compatible interface

  • • ŸWide supply voltage range: 3V~5V

  • • ŸZero drift amplify current

  • • ŸPower consumption: less than 0.6mW

  • • ŸTemperature measure range: -10~100°C

  • • ŸMeasure accuracy: ±2°C

  • • ŸNominal measure distance: 9CM

  • • Ÿ2.0cm x 4.0cm Grove module


Application Ideas

  • • ŸMotion sensor

  • • ŸThief-guarding System

  • • ŸSwitch

  • • ŸIndustrial automation

  • • ŸBody distance check


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Technical Details

Dimensions130mm x 80mm x 11mm
WeightG.W 11g    
BatteryExclude

Part List

Grove - Infrared Temperature Sensor1

ECCN/HTS

ECCNEAR99
HSCODE9025900090

Certification

RoHSCompliant

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Hello, do you have sample code to use this IR sensor as a relay switching device? I pretty much need this to turn a relay on at 40°C (or other temperature setpoint).
on Oct 08,2017
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Sorry, we do not have ,but it will not be a hard problem. You can use this sensor as input and when it up to 40°C， a simple judgement to control the relay.Just have a try.
on Oct 09,2017 15:06 PM
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Does this sensor work for Beagleboard
on Oct 19,2016
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Sorry, it is not compatible with beaglebone.
on Oct 09,2017 15:08 PM
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I am trying to use this IR Sensor with Linkit One. Does anyone know if Linkit one has an option to use analogreference(INTERNAL) like in the example source code? If not, does it have anything else?
on Nov 07,2017
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Hello to all. I want to use this sensor to monitor the temperature of a baby while he is sleeping. I would like to know if it might manage to be harmful. Does this sensor issue some type of energy? Or only it receives the infrared light and turns her i
on Oct 19,2016
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Yesterday I received a new message about my order - now is "shipped". What this mean? When do you haven?t received repaired pcb files, shipment contain only 2 pcbs, or you have some bad informations? :-) Many thanks,Petr
on Oct 20,2016 10:44 AM
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Only infraredray will be sent, so it is not harmful to people completely.
on Oct 20,2016 10:48 AM
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Please could tell me about resolution of this sensor I mean .0 .00 .000 .0000?.Thanks! have a great day!!!
on Oct 19,2016
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Sorry I did not question the right way, what I meant is how accurate the sensor take measurement, tenths, hundredths or thousandths by example 23°C or 23.1°C or 23.17°C or 23.175°C or 23.1758°C.
on Oct 20,2016 10:47 AM
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Do you have any video showing this sensor activity?
on Oct 19,2016
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So, it was my fault, it was because I didn't send all the gerberfiles. Thank you for the quick reply and for the very good PCB's a got.
on Oct 20,2016 10:44 AM
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Hi,Henrique Matos,Sorry ,We haven't got the video showing this sensor activity.
on Oct 20,2016 10:46 AM
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I'm trying to use your IR temperature sensor (SEN01041P) with this module and an XBee digimesh 2.4. I gather that Vref will need to be tied to Vcc for this to work. Is there a simple way to do this on your carrier board, or will I have to solder a conn
on Oct 19,2016
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This message was supposed to go under the Grove XBee Carrier. That is what I mean when I say "This module".
on Oct 20,2016 10:44 AM
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I see the links to the source code on the GroveExpansion page. Can I just download those and recompile them using the 4.2 framework? Is that all it takes to make them 4.2 compatible? Thanks for the great support.
on Oct 19,2016
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Hi,William noe.you need ues the 4.2 framework with Gadgeteer.But i'm sorry for some reasons that we can't provide the latest framework now,thanks for your comprehension.And we'll fine down it.Thanks again.
on Oct 20,2016 10:43 AM
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I think I have answered my own question. It looks like I'd connect the sensor to a Grove Expansion and connect the Grove Expansion to the Cobra board? Does that seem right?
on Oct 19,2016
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Yes, you are right.But our Grove Expansion's framework version is 4.1,please attention.
on Oct 20,2016 10:43 AM
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Hi - Is this sensor compatible with the GHI Cobra series board? I am using the .NET Micro Framework. If not, can I add other components to use it with that board and if so, what would they be? Old software guy, new to embedded systems. Also looking at
on Oct 19,2016
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Dear William noel.You can use Grove Expansion - .NET Gadgeteer Compatible for expansion.
on Oct 20,2016 10:43 AM
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    Grove - Infrared Temperature Sensor

    SKU 101020062
    $9.90
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