Speech Recognition Module
π€ Speech Recognition Module
π§© Overview
Converts voice commands into digital signals
Enables voice-controlled devices and automation
Compact, easy to interface with Arduino, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi
βοΈ Working Principle
Microphone captures sound waves
Analog-to-digital conversion of audio signals
Speech recognition IC processes patterns
Outputs digital signal or serial data for microcontroller
π Key Specifications
πΉ Number of Commands: 8β80 (varies by module)
πΉ Recognition Modes: Single-word, Continuous speech
πΉ Trigger: Voice-activated / Button-activated
πΉ Output: Digital pins (HIGH/LOW), UART/Serial
πΉ Voltage: 3.3V β 5V DC
πΉ Current: 20β50 mA
π§± Module Components
Microphone
Speech recognition IC
Processing circuit & amplifier
Communication interface (UART / GPIO / I2C)
π Features
Custom Command Training
Supports multiple languages
Low power consumption
Easy integration with microcontrollers
π οΈ Applications
Voice-controlled robots π€
Smart home automation π
IoT voice commands π
Hands-free devices
DIY electronics experiments
β οΈ Usage Tips
Train module for specific commands
Minimize background noise for better accuracy
Use proper power supply (stable 5V)
Keep microphone clean & unobstructed
β Advantages
Simple microcontroller interface
Reliable recognition for limited commands
Compact and lightweight
Energy-efficient
β οΈ Limitations
Limited vocabulary on basic modules
Accuracy affected by background noise
Advanced features require software training
