Key Features
Built-in Oscillator: Produces sound automatically when power is applied.
Simple Operation: Just connect to DC voltage (e.g., 3V–5V).
Stable Tone Output: Fixed-frequency beep, typically 2 kHz–4 kHz.
Compact & Lightweight: Fits easily into small devices and enclosures.
Long Service Life: Durable piezoelectric element with reliable performance.
Low Power Consumption: Suitable for battery-powered circuits.
Technical Specifications (Typical)
Type: Active Piezoelectric Buzzer
Operating Voltage: 3V – 12V DC (most common: 5V)
Current Consumption: 15–30 mA
Sound Pressure Level: 85–100 dB at 10 cm
Resonant Frequency: ~2.7 kHz (varies by model)
Diameter: 10 mm – 12 mm (common sizes)
Mounting: PCB pin-type (two-pin)
Polarity:
Positive (+) — often marked with “+” or longer leg
Negative (–)
Applications
Security alarms
Timers and reminder devices
Household appliances
Toys and gadgets
Indicator or warning signals
Robotics and embedded systems
How It Works
The active buzzer’s internal oscillator generates a signal that vibrates the piezo element, producing a beeping tone. Powering it with DC voltage activates the internal circuit automatically—no PWM, no audio signal, no additional components.










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