Gravity: Analog Voltage Divider V2

The Gravity V2 Analog Voltage Divider is an excellent device that can detect supply voltages from 0.0245V to 25V. It operates on the resistor divider principle, reducing the input voltage by a factor of 5. Since the typical maximum analog input voltage for Arduino is 5V, the input voltage of this module can reach up to 25V (5V x 5). The new version features a changed analog sensor port pin mapping. It offers a wide voltage range from 3.3V to 5V, a standard assembling structure with two 3mm holes at 5cm intervals, easily recognizable sensor interfaces ('A' for analog and 'D' for digital), icons to simply show sensor functions, a high - quality connector, and an immersion gold surface. Specifications include an analog interface, a DC input voltage range from 0.0245V to a maximum of 25V, and a size of 22x30mm (0.87x1.18 in). There are also Wiki Doc and Schematic documents available.

Using this Gravity V2 Analog Voltage Divider is easy. First, connect it to your power source. Make sure the input voltage is within the range of 0.0245V to 25V. When connecting to an Arduino, keep in mind that the input voltage will be reduced by 5 times. Notice that the analog sensor port pin mapping has changed in the new version. For maintenance, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. The high - quality connector and immersion gold surface ensure long - term use, but handle it gently to prevent damage. If you need more technical details, refer to the Wiki Doc and Schematic provided.