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The Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) Skin Current Sensor V2.0 is a reliable gsr sensor designed to measure the electrical conductance of human skin. This biosensing module detects subtle changes in skin conductivity, which are often linked to emotional and physiological responses.

This is an upgraded version of the previous GSR Skin Current Sensor module retains the same working principles while introducing improvements such as higher precision, enhanced accuracy, and more stable performance. These enhancements make it suitable for research, educational projects, and personal experimentation.

As a skin conductance sensor, it works by measuring the electrical conductance between two contact points on the skin, functioning similarly to an ohmmeter. Skin conductance is widely used as an indicator of psychological or physiological arousal, making this module valuable for applications like stress monitoring, biofeedback systems, and human-computer interaction projects. Features: High-precision GSR sensor for accurate skin conductance measurement Improved stability and reduced signal noise Measures real-time changes in skin resistance/conductance Easy interface with microcontrollers and development boards Compact and lightweight design for wearable or portable projects Suitable for stress detection, emotion monitoring, and biofeedback systems Low power consumption for efficient long-term use Durable electrodes for consistent skin contact