The vibration motor is a compact and efficient component used to provide tactile feedback in a variety of electronic devices and applications. These motors are commonly found in mobile phones, wearables, and other handheld devices, providing silent vibration alerts or notifications.
Key Features:
- Compact and lightweight design
- High reliability and long lifespan
- Provides strong and consistent vibration
- Low power consumption
- Easy to integrate into electronic devices
- Available in various forms: coin, cylindrical, and encapsulated types
- Type: Coin, cylindrical, or encapsulated
- Operating Voltage: 1.5V to 3.7V DC (varies by model)
- Rated Speed: 10,000 to 16,000 RPM (varies by model)
- Vibration Force: 0.8G to 1.2G (varies by model)
- Current Consumption: 60mA to 150mA (varies by model)
- Dimensions: Varies by type (e.g., coin motor: 10mm diameter x 2.7mm height)
- Weight: Varies by type (e.g., coin motor: 1.2g)
- Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +70°C
- Mobile phones and smartphones
- Wearable devices (smartwatches, fitness trackers)
- Handheld gaming devices
- Medical devices
- Haptic feedback systems
- Remote controls
- DIY electronics projects
- Determine the appropriate vibration motor type for your application (coin, cylindrical, etc.).
- Connect the motor leads to the power source, ensuring the correct voltage is supplied.
- Mount the motor securely within the device, using adhesive or mounting brackets if necessary.
- Integrate the motor control into your device's circuitry to activate vibration as needed.
- Verify the operating voltage and current specifications to avoid damaging the motor.
- Ensure proper mounting to prevent unwanted noise or movement.
- Handle with care to avoid damaging the motor’s internal components.