goeasybuy 20pcs Photo Light Sensitive Resistor Photoresistor Optoresistor 5mm GM5539 5539
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As this is a photo, it turns the light on when it gets dark and off when it gets light, so it will not activate when it gets dark or when motion is present.
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The darker it is, the greater the resistance of the photoresistor. According to its Datasheet, the GM5539 has a resistance of 50-33 Ohms When operating in light (10 Lux) it measured 100 KOhms, while in darkness it measured 5 Mega Ohms. You may say it works if you want to be highly resistant in the dark.
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Some solar lights I had began to glow dimly or stopped working altogether after a few months. Lighting of this caliber was pretty high quality and a little pricey. As I was troubleshooting the problem, I discovered that manufacturers make solar lights in two basic ways. You can charge the solar cell using the sun and run the battery down at night. If the sun doesn't shine, you can connect a solar cell to a battery and charge it when the sun does. The wiring in this system does not have a "dusk to dawn" feature. It is also possible to include a photo resistor that turns off the bulb at the same time as it recharges the battery when the sun shines. As a result, the battery charge lasts longer and is maintained at a higher level, producing brighter lights over a longer period of time. If you know how to use a soldering iron, the circuit is quite easy to make, and there are plans.
I suggest you do not work. As I looked at the other two reviews, they were written as follows There must be something wrong with their quality since then, since it was great three years ago. The photoresistors across which I am measuring do not have any resistance. Then I did it again I was able to find out whether my multimeter was in good working order by using it on another resistor. It does not work when I try to read the resistance across any of these TWENTY photoresistors. I get one measley kOhm if I shine a light on a few of them.
It would be great for my students to use. My intention was to buy the extra set to supplement the ones already included in the Vilros kits I purchased (which have some photoresistors, but fewer than I would like for each group). All of them seem to be working without a hitch.
It's great to have these Their detection range is broad for different levels of ambient light, and I've been using them for laser detectors.
I felt it fit in well with my project and that it worked well to turn on and off the leds during the night.
There is no change in their nature. The purchase was a good one for me.
Using these for converting a contact sensor into a light sensor for a system that otherwise doesn't support light sensors was great.
I used them for a project and found them very useful. During my application, I wired 3 of them at a time in series, and they performed beautifully.