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Light meter by LM334

The light meter is a tool, measure the quantity of light, widely used to a photography, To decide the correctness of the exposure.
Sometimes, we are use with other works, such as my son likes to use in science experiments, which do not need to have high quality.
This simple light meter in figure 1 is a example circuit form LM134/LM234/LM334 datasheet of National Semiconductor (most popular IC), It takes very little equipment,
Features of circuit, when there is a lot of light level, an ammeter will show a high current, but a little light it will lower the current.
We use the light sensor device is the LDR( Light Dependent Resistors) which Normally the resistance of a LDR is very high, but when the light hits it, that has a lower resistance.

The LM334z is 3-Terminal Adjustable Current Sources, that the output of 1µA to 10mA with a resistor between pin 1 and 3, and used the power supply voltage input is wide range of 1V to 40V.

The ammeter may be used the 0-1mA Analog DC Current Panel Meter Ammeter at amazon.com it low cost and FREE Super Saver Shipping.

If you need to lux meter quality better than this project. You can look for example : Hydrofarm LG17000 Light Meter.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by admin - January 16, 2012 at 6:58 am

Categories: Lighting, Meter Tags: Light meter, LM334, lux meter circuit

Simple Light Meter by Photo Resistor

This is circuit Simple Light Meter, I use Poto Resisitor for sensitivity light.
And display ligh value by M1 or mini meter 1mA.
It is very small circuit,have lot part electronics and,very low cost.
R-100K for Control light sensitivity
Cds = Poto Resistor
Detail more, Please read in this image circuit.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by admin - April 20, 2008 at 12:36 pm

Categories: Lighting, Meter Tags: Light meter

Temperature – Light Brightness Meter with LCD

Circuit measures the temperature and ambient brightness of the surrounding environment at the location it is placed. The data from the ADC is the calculated and displayed on the LCD. The main CPU unit on board the device is the PIC16F873.

Read More Source:http://www.geocities.com/dariuskrail20/Templite.html
Thank you.