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Photosensitive Brightness Resistance Sensor LDR Module

SKU: HMJ531 Category: Sensors
KSH 200.00
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Product Description

Photosensitive Brightness Resistance Sensor LDR Module

= Light Intensity Detection Module for Arduino and Microcontroller Projects =

The LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) module is a sensor that detects light intensity, with resistance decreasing as light increases and vice versa . It features a photoresistor, LM393 comparator, and a potentiometer for sensitivity adjustment .

Detects light intensity variations via analog or digital output
Adjustable sensitivity through onboard potentiometer
Operating voltage: 3.3V to 5V DC
Use AO pin for variable readings and DO pin for threshold-based triggering
Avoid environments with explosive gases or liquid exposure to prevent damage

= Technical Specifications =

ParameterValue
Operating VoltageDC 3.3V-5V
Output FormatsAnalog (AO) and Digital (DO)
Comparator ICLM393
Photoresistor Model5516
DO OutputHigh/Low TTL switch signal
AO OutputAnalog voltage proportional to light

= Pin Configuration =

PinFunction
VCCPower supply (3.3V-5V)
GNDGround
AOAnalog signal output
DODigital switch output

Key Features

+Light Intensity Detection - Photoresistor varies resistance with light level

+LM393 Comparator - Provides clean digital signal with strong driving capability >15mA

+Adjustable Sensitivity - Potentiometer sets light threshold for DO trigger

+LED Indicators - Power LED and output status LED for visual feedback

== Applications ==

  1. Automatic light on/off systems
  2. Light-seeking robots and smart cars
  3. Ambient light detection and monitoring
  4. Microcontroller trigger and relay control
Simple and cost-effective light detection solution
Easy to interface with Arduino and other microcontrollers

√ Compatible with Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and Raspberry Pi

√ Mounting holes for easy installation

√ Multiple output options for flexible integration

= Troubleshooting =

Inconsistent readings:

  • Adjust the potentiometer to set appropriate sensitivity threshold
  • Check VCC and GND connections
  • Avoid exposing the sensor to direct bright light when calibrating

No output:

  • Verify voltage supply is within 3.3-5V range
  • Ensure proper pin connections (VCC, GND, AO/DO)
  • Clean the photoresistor surface if dirty