HW827 Pulse/Heart Beat Sensor

Specification

• Voltage : 3.3V - 5V
• PCB Diameter : 15 mm
  

About Product

The HW827 Pulse Heart Beat Sensor is a compact and efficient device designed to detect and monitor heart rate by measuring the pulse. It uses infrared light technology to sense the changes in blood flow, providing real-time heart rate data. This sensor is commonly used in wearable health devices, fitness trackers, and medical applications for accurate heart rate monitoring. The HW827 is easy to integrate with microcontrollers, such as Arduino, and provides a simple interface for heart rate measurements.

The HW827 Pulse Heart Beat Sensor has various applications, particularly in health and fitness monitoring. Some of the common applications include:

1. Fitness Tracking: It is widely used in fitness trackers and wearable devices to monitor heart rate during physical activities, providing real-time data on cardiovascular health.

2. Health Monitoring: The sensor is used in healthcare devices to help monitor patients' heart rate, particularly for those with heart conditions or elderly individuals who need regular monitoring.

3. Wearable Technology: Integrated into smartwatches and fitness bands, the HW827 sensor tracks heart rate continuously, helping users track their health metrics over time.

4. Sports Science: Athletes and sports enthusiasts use the sensor to assess their heart rate during training and recovery, optimizing performance and ensuring safety.

5. Medical Equipment: It is often incorporated into medical devices like portable ECG machines or remote monitoring systems, allowing healthcare professionals to monitor heart rates without requiring bulky equipment.

6. Home Health Devices: Used in home health monitoring devices, it provides users with easy-to-read heart rate information, enabling self-care and early detection of potential heart-related issues.

7. Research and Development: It is utilized in academic and research settings for studies on cardiovascular health, fitness, and other related fields.