Description:
Ever fancied having your own weather station or a smart irrigation system that doesn't just blindly water plants but actually knows when to do so? Enter the Grove - Sunlight Sensor, not just any sensor, but your project's new best friend. This isn't just a sensor; it's the Sherlock Holmes of light detection, deducing the mysteries of visible and infrared light with a finesse that would make even the sun wear sunglasses.
Features That Make You Go Wow
- Spectrum Detective Extraordinaire: From 280-950nm, this sensor doesn't miss a beat, capturing both visible and infrared light. It's like having a superhero that can see the full spectrum of light.
- Plug, Play, and Party: With an I2C Interface and compatibility with the Grove port, setting this up is so easy it feels like the sensor is throwing a welcome party for itself.
- Power Sipper, Not Gulper: Operating on a mere 3.3/5V Supply, this sensor is so energy efficient, it could run on the energy of a potato (don't try this at home).
- Brains and Brawn: Based on the SI1151, a sensor so smart it probably has its own IQ score, offering stellar performance under any light condition, even direct sunlight.
Why It's Cooler Than Your Average Sensor
The Grove - Sunlight Sensor doesn't just detect light; it embraces it, offering unparalleled performance whether you're trying to outsmart the weather or ensure your plants are getting their tan on just right. And with its onboard Grove connector, hooking this up to your Arduino is easier than convincing a kid to eat candy.
Compatibility is Key
This sensor is the social butterfly of the tech world, getting along splendidly with boards like the Seeed Studio XIAO RP2040 and its other tech-savvy friends. Want to dive deeper into the Grove ecosystem? With over 400 modules to explore, your project can turn into the ultimate DIY adventure, making your inner geek sing with joy.
Applications That Make Sense
- Light Detection: Because stumbling in the dark is only fun at Halloween.
- Smart Irrigation System: Because your plants deserve a spa day, not a tsunami.
- DIY Weather Station: Because being your own meteorologist is cool.
Technical details
| Dimensions |
140mm x85mm x11mm |
| Weight |
G.W 9g |
| Battery |
Exclude |
| Operating Voltage |
3.0-5.5V |
| Working current |
3.5mA |
| Wave length |
280-950nm |
| Operating Temperature |
-45-85oC |
Resources
- Schematic in PDF
- Schematic in Eagle File
- Si1145 datasheet
- Github Repositoriy for Grove - Sunlight Sensor
- Spectrum
- Lumen (unit)
- Ultraviolet index
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