A tunnel effect nanodetector of mechanical vibrations comprising a sensitive element made as a pin plated with the layer of a noble metal, over which a corrugated membrane is placed with a gap, the size of which can change from parts of a nanometer to parts of a micron, the membrane from the side of the pin is plated with the layer of a noble metal connected to the source of the input voltage, a gap maintaining unit placed between the pin and membrane and containing a deflection electrode made from the layer of the noble metal deposited around the pin, a tunnel current amplifier located between the layer of the noble metal deposited on the pin and the first input of the A/D converter wherein a capacitance measuring unit is included therein, the inputs of the latter are connected to the deflection electrode and to the layer of the noble metal deposited on the membrane and the output is connected to the second input of the A/D converter, a unit for limiting the tunnel current value with its input connected to the layer of the noble metal deposited on the pin and with its output connected to the deflection electrode is put into the gap maintaining unit between the pin and the membrane, the through holes are made across the whole surface of the membrane and in the layer of the noble metal covering it, the sensitive element, the gap maintaining unit controlling the gap between the pin and membrane, the tunnel current amplifier, the capacitance measuring unit and the A/D converter are made as a monolithic integrated circuit, therewith the pin of the sensitive element is prepared from the single crystal silicon within the substrate body and the membrane and the components of the gap maintaining unit, tunnel current amplifier, capacitance measuring unit and A/D converter are made from the polycrystalline silicon.