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--- arduino:arduino_crash_course:analog_input [2017/12/06 01:16] – [Analog Input] mithat
+++ arduino:arduino_crash_course:analog_input [2017/12/06 01:17] – [Night light] mithat
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-CdS cells are notoriously tweaky devices. A lot of experimentation with your particular cell will probably be required to see what your circuit is actually doing--quite likely requiring the use of the serial communication to report the ADC values (see [[light_meter|this]] for an example).
+CdS cells are notoriously tweaky devices. A lot of experimentation with your particular cell will probably be required to see what your circuit is actually doing---quite likely requiring the use of the serial communication to report the ADC values (see [[light_meter|this]] for an example).
-There are more reliable and calibrated light-level sensors available that may be a better (but significanly more expensive!) choice if you wish not to deal with the tweakiness of Cds cells.
+There are more reliable and calibrated light-level sensors available that may be a better (but significantly more expensive!) choice if you wish not to deal with the tweakiness of Cds cells.
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