what volt you use?? 5v?
TheAyampunk 1 month ago
@TheAyampunk Yes I used 5V, sorry I forgot to mention that.
magicalmachines 1 month ago
which quad Op amps?
togaida 7 months ago
@togaida The op amp was an lm324
magicalmachines 7 months ago
@magicalmachines Really? Cool...thanks.
what parts did you use? LDR, 10k resistor, LED, is that a MCU or a logic IC? and what are the those two black object with white in the middle?
CROUCHINGCOUGAR 1 year ago
You've probably found it on the site by this time but here ya go :)
1 x op-amp (I'd buy a few quad op-amps as the more sensors you have the more accuracy you get)
1 x LDR
1 x LED (a white LED works best for me)
1 x 10k resisitor
1 x 1k resisitor
1 x variable resisitor (I'd get a few 47k resistors as they are useful to have for other projects and testing)
magicalmachines 1 year ago
what volt you use?? 5v?
TheAyampunk 1 month ago
@TheAyampunk Yes I used 5V, sorry I forgot to mention that.
magicalmachines 1 month ago
which quad Op amps?
togaida 7 months ago
@togaida The op amp was an lm324
magicalmachines 7 months ago
@magicalmachines Really? Cool...thanks.
togaida 7 months ago
what parts did you use? LDR, 10k resistor, LED, is that a MCU or a logic IC? and what are the those two black object with white in the middle?
CROUCHINGCOUGAR 1 year ago
You've probably found it on the site by this time but here ya go :)
1 x op-amp (I'd buy a few quad op-amps as the more sensors you have the more accuracy you get)
1 x LDR
1 x LED (a white LED works best for me)
1 x 10k resisitor
1 x 1k resisitor
1 x variable resisitor (I'd get a few 47k resistors as they are useful to have for other projects and testing)
magicalmachines 1 year ago