Light intensity LDR sensor in proteus

Light intensity LDR sensor in proteus

In this article we will learn how to Interface Light Intensity and LDR sensors in proteus.
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Components which we use in this project are listed below:

  1. LDR sensor
  2. Intensity meter
  3. Resistor 10k
  4. Resistor variable 10k
  5. IC LM324
  6. LED
  7. Resistor 100k
  8. Jumper wires

Diagram of this project is below:

Light intensity LDR sensor in proteus
Light intensity LDR sensor in proteus

Construction of Light intensity LDR sensor in proteus

  • Connect the one side of LDR with the GND
  • Connect the other side of LDR with the one side of resistor 10k
  • Connect the other side of R1 with the +ve
  • Connect the –ve terminal of IC LM324 with the junction of LDR and R1
  • Connect the one side of R2 with the ammeter point of RV1
  • Connect the other side of R2 with the GND
  • Connect the collector point of RV1 with the +ve
  • Connect the signal point of RV1 with the +ve pin of IC LM324 through the junction of R2 and RV1
  • Connect the –ve side of IC with the GND
  • Connect the +ve side of IC with the +ve
  • Connect the signal pin of IC with the +ve side of LED
  • Connect the –ve side of LED with the one side of R3 100k
  • Connect the other side of R3 with the GND

Working of Light intensity LDR sensor in proteus

(LDR) A Light Dependent Resistor also known as a photo resistor is a type of electronic component that exhibits a change in its electrical resistance when exposed to varying levels of light intensity. LDRs are widely used in various applications, such as automatic lighting control, streetlights, photography, and more.

Applications of Light intensity LDR sensor in proteus

  1. Light Control Systems
  2. Photography
  3. Solar Panels
  4. Security Systems
  5. Greenhouse Automation

Advantages of Light intensity LDR sensor in proteus

  1. Cost-Effective
  2. Simple Construction
  3. Wide Range of Applications
  4. Low Power Consumption
  5. Reliability