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Digital Load Cell Weight Sensor - 4 Sets 1KG Load Cell HX711 AD Weighit Amplifier Module Pressure Sensor Ar duino Load Cell Amplifier HX711 AD Converter Breakout Module for Ar duino Scale

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1.:1kg


2.Color:Silver


3.:4


About this item

  • Simple operation: the maximum measuring force of the load cell: 1kg (2.2lb), four leads, easy to use, add 5-10V driving voltage, the force change is directly output as a voltage signal
  • Wiring method: power positive (E+) red, power negative (E-) black, signal positive (S+) green, signal negative (S-) white
  • The HX711 module adopts a 24-bit high-precision A/D conversion chip hx711; HX711 is an internal integrated 128-fold programmable gain amplifier with two analog input channels designed for high-precision electronic scales
  • Precautions: One end of the sensor is fixed through the screw hole, and the other end is kept in a suspended state, and gravity is applied in the direction indicated by the label. Special attention must be paid not to directly press the white glue-coated part, so as not to damage the sensor
  • "Simple digital control and serial interface: pin drive control, no programming required, selectable 10SPS or 80SPS output data rate. 6. LOAD CELL - Rugged aluminum alloy construction with strain"



Product Description

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4Pcs 1kg Load Cell HX711 AD Weight Modulel:

  • 1. 4 leads, easy to use, plus 5-10V driving voltage, directly output as voltage signal due to force change. For arduino and raspberry pi.
  • 2. One end of the sensor is fixed with screw holes, the other end is kept floating, and gravity is applied in the direction shown on the label.
  • 3. Pay special attention not to press the white rubber part directly, so as not to damage the sensor.
  • Package: 4 X 1kg load cell weight sensor 4 X HX711 AD modules.
  • HX711 Features:
  • Two optional differential input channels
  • On-chip active low noise PGA with selectable gains of 3264 and 128
  • On-chip power regulator for load cell and ADC analog power
  • On-chip oscillator requires no external components, optional external crystal
  • Chip power-on reset
  • Two selectable differential input channels.
  • On-chip active low noise PGA with selectable gains of 32, 64 and 128.
  • On-chip power regulator for load cell and ADC analog power.
  • The on-chip oscillator requires no external components, and an external crystal is optional.
  • The HX711 is mounted on a breakout board, includes a breakout header for connection, needs to be soldered
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  • HX711 AD Weight Module
  • 1. The module adopts 24-bit high-precision A/D conversion chip hx711, which is specially designed for high-precision electronic scales. It has two analog input channels, and an internal programmable gain amplifier integrates a 128-bit multiplier.
  • 2. The input circuit can be configured to provide bridge voltage. The bridge (such as pressure, weight) sensor model is an ideal high-precision, low-cost sampling front-end module.
  • 3. Operating power supply voltage range: 2.6 - 5.5V, operating temperature range: -10 degrees to +50 degrees.
  • 4. Simple digital control and serial interface: No programming required for pin drive control.
  • 5. Selectable 10SPS or 80SPS output data rate with simultaneous 50 and 60Hz power supply rejection.
  • 6. Current consumption includes on-chip analog power regulator: normal operation <1.5mApower down<1uA.
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Connection method:

  • red to E+
  • black to E-
  • Green to S+
  • White to S-

Features

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HX711 is a 24-bit A/D converter chip designed for high-precision load cells. Compared with other chips of the same type, this chip integrates the peripheral circuits required by other chips of the same type, including regulated power supply, on-chip clock oscillator, etc., and has the advantages of high integration, fast response, and strong anti-interference. The whole machine cost of the electronic scale is reduced, and the performance and reliability of the whole machine are improved. The interface and programming of the chip and the back-end MCU chip are very simple, all control signals are driven by pins, and there is no need to program the registers inside the chip. The input selection switch can arbitrarily select channel A or channel B and connect it with its internal low-noise programmable amplifier. The programmable gain of channel A is 128 or 64, and the corresponding full-scale differential input signal amplitude is ±20mV or ±40mV, respectively. Channel B is a fixed gain of 32 for system parameter detection. The regulated power supply provided in the chip can directly supply power to the external sensor and the A/D converter in the chip, and no additional analog power supply is required on the system board. The on-chip clock oscillator does not require any external components. The power-on automatic reset function simplifies the initialization process of power-on.


Pointsplitter
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024
These arrived quickly, and the small size of the amplifiers made it work out much better for our small-scale Arduino-based project. While I wish the wires themselves were more robust, these are like all load cells and simply have those tiny, thin hookup wires on them. I just had to be careful terminating them so they could go into the project.
R1
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2023
I might be a little early in judging this sensor/scale, but it does not seem consistent. I have it on a workbench next to a consumer digital kitchen scale. The kitchen scale readings are rock solid and unchanging while the sensor readings are all over the place.In trying to calibrate, the readings were different every cycle, so I had to basically average an arbitrary number of them.Running some sample code, the readings are all negative...sort of. They increase in count with the weight as a positive integer would, but always have a negative symbol in the output string. If it was truly a negative number, of course that number would count down back toward 0 as the weight increased. So while the symbol may be just a visual nuisance, it will probably play a little havoc with automated functions.I used a 179 gram random work box as my test weight, and the readings were the -196/197 reading in the screenshot. It sat there unmoved for those numbers.I then swapped on a screwdriver that was 79 grams. That was the -80 and -76 reading.Then I returned the 179 gram workbox to the scale, and it reported -110 to -134.In the few minutes of typing this review and googling it a little, having not touched the box or the workbench it's all on, it's now reading -120 to -116.The oddball readings in the middle there are a mystery to me...The controller polls every 5 seconds, so everything was physically stable for those readings. Either the workbox, screwdriver, or nothing was on the acrylic deck.So handle with care...Edit/Update:I get constant readings of 0.0 now, so I suspect I have broken hardware. In trying to figure it out, maybe I loosened a wire (moved it around a lot trying to stabilize the readings).I had bought this to put under my dog's water bowl to trigger a text to the whole family when the bowl was running low, and toyed with the idea of adding an automated water valve to refill it. I'd be too worried about a flood with this sensor...both of warning texts and water on the floor... :)
John Jones
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2023
It drifts between 0.02 and 0.1 grams which is fine for most applications, but its not accurate enough for my current need. Make sure to check the specs.
Philip M.
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2022
For the price it's really good, accurate to slightly less than 1g (as far as i can tell up to 0.4g)Obviously this is more about the concept than accurate weighing.... I would not use it for anything that requires precision but for small hobby projects or school projects it's good (and makes you contemplate about scaling data, calibration, repeatability, zeroing, tare vs net, moving averages, etc...)I tested it with a set of weights 10g,20g,30g,100g, 200g, 500g and all combinations come out correct.(500g comes out as anything between 499.8 and 500.2, so i round it to grams).I used it with and arduino and the GyverHX711 library. I convert the input to gram (using a constant factor, likely that your coefficient will be different from mine so test out what you get to find your factor.
Vote republican
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2021
It works and seems fairly accurate. I finally got it working on an esp32 after trying three different HX711 Librarires. I still need to check calibration but for the money it is amazing.
Chester
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2020
Took me a bit to get running accurately but am loving it now! Can go from 0.1 grams to 11 pounds. I display x.x for grams, x.xx for ounces and x.xxx for pounds. Been learning a lot, thanks.
Tim
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2020
Everything working right out of the box is really all you can for but the material used for my scale wasn't plastic so beware of that. But otherwise, I would recommend it for easy use without soldering.
steven reynolds
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2019
I purchased the hx711 module and arrived on time, the packaging is exquisite! The product is well connected to Arduino and accurately reads the signal from the load cell. It's worthy of praise. When I contact the seller when I have a problem with the product, they can immediately give a solution. I strongly support MakerHawk-US.
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