5V Active Electromagnetic Buzzer

5V Active Electromagnetic Buzzer (Pack of 5) is your go-to solution for adding audio feedback to your electronic projects effortlessly. This small buzzer, particularly the mini buzzer variant, is perfect for those looking for compact sound solutions. These 5V electromagnetic buzzer packs are designed to operate at 5V, making them perfectly compatible with a wide range of microcontrollers and electronics platforms like Arduino, a frequent platform for buzzer arduino applications. With their compact size, these buzzers are great as an indicator buzzer in various projects. The electromagnetic buzzer can also fit roles typically suited for a piezo driving sound in electronic setups. The buzzers operate at a voltage range of 4-8V DC, making them versatile for various power requirements, much like the 12v buzzer options available. Their electromagnetic design ensures a reliable and consistent sound output for various applications, making them an excellent choice for an active buzzer role. Use them in any project where sound indication is crucial, such as in bike indicator buzzer setups.

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Key Features - Buzzer

• Designed for 5V applications, this electrical buzzer is well-suited for integration in systems demanding consistent audio indicators.
• Operating Voltage: 4-8V DC, much like the broader piezo buzzer range.
• Compact and easy to mount on PCBs, the smallest buzzer option caters perfectly to minimal space requirements.
• Consistent sound pressure output, much needed in bell and buzzer combined alert systems.
• Economical pack of 5 buzzers, ideal for both small-scale and larger 5V electromagnetic buzzer pack projects.
• Black plastic body for durability, a common characteristic seen in mini buzzer designs.
• Simple two-wire connection akin to standard buzzer wire setups.

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Applications

Use the buzzer in numerous applications such as in electronic buzzere systems, where audible alerts are mandatory, as seen in buzzer in bike systems. They are also great for electronic toys providing audio feedback through a piezoelectric buzzer mechanism. Handy in educational kits, these buzzers provide a simple way for students to learn about audible signal components in circuit design, much like a passive buzzer demo. Audio indicators are critical in failure alerts in industrial setups, ensuring timely notifications of issues, similar to setups that use a bike indicator buzzer. Additionally, suitable for prompt and alert indicators in electronic circuits, timers, counters, and user interface feedback in consumer electronics. Ideal for DIY projects, these versatile components can be easily integrated into any setup requiring sound alerts, solidifying their role as a reliable indicator buzzer.

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Technical Specifications

Product Specification	Value
Manufacturer	Generic
Frequency	2048Hz, making it comparable to typical piezoelectric buzzer frequencies.
Material	Plastic (ABS)
Color	Black
Resistance	90 Ω
Pin Spacing	6 mm
Body Diameter	12 mm, classifying it as one of the smallest buzzer types available.
Sound Pressure	80 dB(A) at 10cm
Height	9.5 mm
Weight	1 g
Shipping Weight	0.015 kg
Rated Current	<30 mA at 5V DC
Sound Output	≥85 dB at 10 cm, suitable for usage in electronic buzzer systems.
Resonant Frequency	2300 ± 300 Hz
Operating Temperature	-20°C to +60°C

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How to Use

To incorporate the buzzer into your project, follow these steps:

1. Determine the location on the PCB for mounting the buzzer. The pin pitch is 6mm, so ensure your board layout accommodates this spacing fitting for a bell and buzzer combined use case.
2. Connect the positive terminal of the buzzer to the positive lead of your power supply or control circuit. Ensure the voltage output does not exceed 5V, protecting your electrical buzzer from damage.
3. Connect the negative terminal to the ground or return path of your circuit, as you would with a standard buzzer wire configuration.
4. Test the circuit by activating the output signal from your code or control unit. The piezo buzzer should emit a sound to indicate successful integration.
5. Use circuit diagrams and connection guides available online for more complex setups requiring multiple audio signals.
6. Incorporate additional components like resistors if necessary to modulate sound levels according to project requirements, just like in piezoelectric buzzer configurations.

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Package Includes

• 5V Active Electromagnetic Buzzer

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