Re: [oopic] Audio Sensor

Nope, there are no built in sound sensors - But you can use an OpAmp
attached to a speaker to give you a go/no-go pulse for detecting sound
pretty easily. I've done that for a Halloween trick.

DLC

jon_mark_go wrote:
> I'm looking to sense a piezoelectric buzzer using the OOPic-R. Does it
> have any sort of sound sensor built in and if not can anyone recommend
> an external one?
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