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The IR Sense is a DIY kit by MitchElectronics that lets you build a small IR sensor. Included in the module are a comparator, a potentiometer to set the sensitivity, and both analogue and digital outputs! Perfect for beginners and those needing IR sensing capabilities!
The IR Sense is a self-build DIY electronics kit that includes everything needed to detect IR signals. Powered from voltages between 3V and 12V, theIR Sense has two outputs; one digital and one analogue.
The digital output is connected to the output of the onboard comparator that produces either a logical 1 or 0 depending on the presence of IR light,and the IR Sense potentiometer is used to determine the sensitivity of the switch. The analogue output is a voltage that is proportional to the amountof IR light falling onto the IR sensor, and this can be useful for measuring distances.
While the board comes with components suitable for most applications, it is perfectly possible to change the components to adjust its operation.For example, changing the size of the IR series resistor can increase the sensitivity of the IR sensor.
Product specifics
- Component Count: 7
- Operating Voltage: 3V to 12V
- Output Voltage (Digital): VCC 1.7V
- Operating Frequency: N/A
- Dimensions (PCB): 40mm x 20mm
- Mounting Holes: Yes
- Prebuilt: No Kit form
- Batteries Not Included
Included in this kit
- 1 x LM358
- 1 x 8 DIP Socket
- 1 x IR Sensor
- 1 x 1K Resistor
- 1 x 100nF Capacitor
- 1 x 10K Potentiometer
- 1 x 4-Way Socket
The IR Sense is a DIY kit by MitchElectronics that lets you build a small IR sensor. Included in the module are a comparator, a potentiometer to set the sensitivity, and both analogue and digital outputs! Perfect for beginners and those needing IR sensing capabilities!
The IR Sense is a self-build DIY electronics kit that includes everything needed to detect IR signals. Powered from voltages between 3V and 12V, theIR Sense has two outputs; one digital and one analogue.
The digital output is connected to the output of the onboard comparator that produces either a logical 1 or 0 depending on the presence of IR light,and the IR Sense potentiometer is used to determine the sensitivity of the switch. The analogue output is a voltage that is proportional to the amountof IR light falling onto the IR sensor, and this can be useful for measuring distances.
While the board comes with components suitable for most applications, it is perfectly possible to change the components to adjust its operation.For example, changing the size of the IR series resistor can increase the sensitivity of the IR sensor.
Product specifics
- Component Count: 7
- Operating Voltage: 3V to 12V
- Output Voltage (Digital): VCC 1.7V
- Operating Frequency: N/A
- Dimensions (PCB): 40mm x 20mm
- Mounting Holes: Yes
- Prebuilt: No Kit form
- Batteries Not Included
Included in this kit
- 1 x LM358
- 1 x 8 DIP Socket
- 1 x IR Sensor
- 1 x 1K Resistor
- 1 x 100nF Capacitor
- 1 x 10K Potentiometer
- 1 x 4-Way Socket
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