⚡ Unlock the power of your emotions—because your projects deserve to feel as smart as you do!
The Seeed Studio Grove GSR Sensor Module measures galvanic skin response by detecting electrical conductance changes in the skin, reflecting emotional activity. Compatible with popular microcontrollers via a Grove connector, it operates on 3.3V or 5V power and outputs an analog signal for precise data capture. Ideal for emotion-related projects like stress monitoring or lie detection prototypes, this compact sensor offers plug-and-play ease and open-source schematics for versatile innovation.
| ASIN | B012TNYDE4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #61,557 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #812 in Single-Board Computers |
| Item model number | 8541611855 |
| Product Dimensions | 8 x 5.99 x 2.49 cm; 18 g |
I**T
how to use. Manual with code
R**.
I am doing some research projects using GSR and I needed a simple way to connect to a microcontroller. The sensor uses an open source schematic, so it is no secret that it uses an LM324 in differential mode to produce an analog signal that can be tied to a microcontroller, or you can connect it to a multimeter. I may come back and update the review, but so far it is doing what I expected it to do.
D**E
As a kid I had a Radio Shack version of this, about the size of a small transistor radio. I've wanted one of those ever since, but they quit making 'em a while back. Glad to find the Grove GSR Sensor Module. The sensor is made well, and compact. Add a ESP32 w/BT, ear pods, kick back and relax.
K**X
This worked well for a recent DIY project.
M**S
It was a terrific product!
