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CMT-8540S-SMT-TR

CMT-8540S-SMT-TR

Same Sky (Formerly CUI Devices)
Buzzers Transducer, Externally Driven Magnetic 5 V 150mA 4kHz 100dB @ 5V, 10cm Surface Mount Solder Pads
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Overview

The CMT-8540S-SMT-TR is a compact 8.5mm x 8.5mm magnetic buzzer transducer designed for surface mount applications. As an externally driven device, it requires an oscillating signal to produce sound, offering engineers flexibility in tone generation at a rated frequency of 4000 Hz. It operates across a wide voltage range of 1V to 6V, making it suitable for various logic level systems.

Why Choose This Part

This transducer delivers a high sound pressure level of 100dB at 10cm, ensuring clear audibility even in noisy environments. Its small SMT footprint and top-port design allow for efficient PCB space utilization and streamlined automated assembly. The wide 1V to 6V operating range provides compatibility with both 3.3V and 5V microcontrollers.

Applications

User Interface Alerts
Providing audible feedback for button presses or status changes in handheld electronics.
Safety Alarms
Generating high-decibel warning tones in industrial monitoring equipment or security sensors.
Diagnostic Beeps
Outputting error codes or power-on self-test sequences in embedded systems.
Timer Notifications
Signaling completion of cycles in appliances or medical laboratory devices.

Key Specifications

Frequency 4kHz
Input Type Zero-Peak Signal
Technology Magnetic
Termination Solder Pads
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Port Location Top
Voltage Range 1 ~ 6V
Operating Mode Single Tone
Voltage - Rated 5 V
Current - Supply 150mA
Driver Circuitry Transducer, Externally Driven
Size / Dimension 0.335" L x 0.335" W (8.50mm x 8.50mm)
Height - Seated (Max) 0.165" (4.20mm)
Operating Temperature -20degC ~ 70degC
Sound Pressure Level (SPL) 100dB @ 5V, 10cm

Getting Started

To drive this transducer, provide a square wave signal at the 4kHz resonant frequency using a microcontroller PWM peripheral. Since the peak current can reach 150mA, use a switching transistor or a dedicated buzzer driver circuit rather than driving the pins directly from an MCU GPIO. Ensure a flyback diode is included if using an inductive driving circuit to protect against voltage spikes.

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