Photo Resistor Sensor LDR 10mm

Description

Photo Resistor Sensor LDR 10mm is a high-quality electronic component designed for Arduino, prototyping, and educational electronics. These small 10mm LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) are also called a photoresistor. An LDR is a resistor whose resistance changes with the amount of light striking it. Key Features of Light Depentent Resistor: As the strength of the light falling on the LDR increases, the resistance of the LDR gets lower. It is typical to put the LDR in series with a resistor to create a voltage divider and feed that output to an analog input on an MCU. The output will be a lower voltage when no light is striking the sensor and the voltage will increase as the light intensity increases. These can be used in a variety of applications such as monitoring a pilot light, night light control or anywhere that you want to detect a basic threshold of light and take some action. LDR Resistance Value Light Intensity 20K Sensor blocked 17K Very dim room 3K Moderate room light 950 Overcast daylight 400 Next to fluorescent bulb Size: 10mmx 2 (D x No. of Pins) Technical Specifications Operating Ratings Max Voltage 250V Max Power Dissipation 200mW Peak Detection Wavelength 540nm (similar to human eye) Dimensions Sensor Diameter 10mm It’s perfect for DIY makers, students, and anyone building custom electronic circuits or STEM kits.

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