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Piezo Haptic Flex Module

(2 Reviews)

i2c based Piezo haptic vibrator driver

Designed by Fyber Labs Inc., Ships from United States of America

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i2c based Piezo haptic vibrator driver

Now in easy to buy packs with i2c multiplexing: Checkout the Piezo Haptic Pack. Demo and example software is available at Instructables and Github thanks to @yurikleb. We will be producing our own...

Now in easy to buy packs with i2c multiplexing:

Checkout the Piezo Haptic Pack.

Demo and example software is available at Instructables and Github thanks to @yurikleb. We will be producing our own in the future as we get more experience with the devices.

What is it?

This is an i2c based driver utilizing the TI DRV2667. Fyber Labs has designed this to work with Samsung's Piezo Haptic or many other Piezo devices. We optionally include a Samsung's Piezo Haptic with this board.

Why did you make it?

Piezo haptics are a new concept in vibration devices. They produce vibration through moving a Piezo ribbon at high voltage.

What makes it special?

Piezo haptics provide unique and new haptic experiences versus traditional vibration devices. We have designed the Flex Module to safely drive up to 200V Piezo devices.

Designed, fabricated, and shipped from the US.

Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (5.00)

Documentation: (4.00)

Shipping: (5.00)

Communication: (5.00)

Noah | Sept. 28, 2017

Works as advertised, shipped quickly

...I had a small question that the seller answered almost as soon as I emailed it, so extra points here for responsive customer service!
(My question was, "what do the three jumper pads do" and the answer was "join them all together to enable pullups on the i2c lines")
Thanks!

Yuri | Dec. 5, 2015

Amazing Driver for Piezo actuators

A great breakout for the TI DRV2667 Driver. I was lucky enough to find this breakout here which saved me a lot of time and money during my college project when my team and I were experimenting with Piezo actuators. It works great with an Arduino using the Wire library.
Just follow the sample code on page 32 and onward on the TI DRV2667 datasheet.
together with the "I2c Switch Flex Module" (also found here) you can run several of these with different waves and on different times to create some really cool haptic effects.