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However, there’s a common frustration: the YL-105 is a clone of the more widely documented sensor module. You will rarely find an official datasheet labeled “YL-105,” but don’t worry—by understanding the hardware, you can use the TCRT5000 datasheet as your go-to reference.
F3003/4 YL105 Alpha Wire | Cables, Wires - Management | DigiKey
5V DC (accepts 5V input from Arduino or other microcontrollers). Output Voltage: 1.9 ~ 3.6V DC (provides a regulated 3.3V).
| Pin Name | Description | |----------|-------------| | | Power supply (3.5V – 5.5V) | | GND | Ground | | DO | Digital Output (TTL: HIGH when no field, LOW when field detected – adjustable) | | AO | Analog Output (direct output from the 49E Hall sensor, voltage varies with magnetic flux density) |
The 49E is a linear Hall effect sensor. When exposed to a south pole magnetic field, its output voltage increases linearly with field strength. With no field, it sits at approximately VCC/2.
In consumer electronics, the YL-105 is a standalone . It is commonly used for home, garage, or shed security to detect human movement via heat signatures. Technical Data Detection Range : Up to 5 meters (approx. 16 feet). Detection Angle : 110° wide-angle field of view. Siren Volume : 105dB (high-pitched deterrent).
Note: Pins 2 and 3 are often interchangeable. Some variations label them simply as two data outputs. You usually only need to connect one DATA pin to your microcontroller.
int sensorPin = 2; volatile int pulseCount = 0;
This is a complete security solution designed for:
: It breaks out the standard 2x4 header into a single-row format easier for breadboarding or wiring. VCC : 5V Input (regulated to 3.3V on-board). GND : Ground.
However, there’s a common frustration: the YL-105 is a clone of the more widely documented sensor module. You will rarely find an official datasheet labeled “YL-105,” but don’t worry—by understanding the hardware, you can use the TCRT5000 datasheet as your go-to reference.
F3003/4 YL105 Alpha Wire | Cables, Wires - Management | DigiKey
5V DC (accepts 5V input from Arduino or other microcontrollers). Output Voltage: 1.9 ~ 3.6V DC (provides a regulated 3.3V).
| Pin Name | Description | |----------|-------------| | | Power supply (3.5V – 5.5V) | | GND | Ground | | DO | Digital Output (TTL: HIGH when no field, LOW when field detected – adjustable) | | AO | Analog Output (direct output from the 49E Hall sensor, voltage varies with magnetic flux density) |
The 49E is a linear Hall effect sensor. When exposed to a south pole magnetic field, its output voltage increases linearly with field strength. With no field, it sits at approximately VCC/2.
In consumer electronics, the YL-105 is a standalone . It is commonly used for home, garage, or shed security to detect human movement via heat signatures. Technical Data Detection Range : Up to 5 meters (approx. 16 feet). Detection Angle : 110° wide-angle field of view. Siren Volume : 105dB (high-pitched deterrent).
Note: Pins 2 and 3 are often interchangeable. Some variations label them simply as two data outputs. You usually only need to connect one DATA pin to your microcontroller.
int sensorPin = 2; volatile int pulseCount = 0;
This is a complete security solution designed for:
: It breaks out the standard 2x4 header into a single-row format easier for breadboarding or wiring. VCC : 5V Input (regulated to 3.3V on-board). GND : Ground.
