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Tag Archives: cadmium sulfide
dual sensor test rig photos
That completes the hardware set-up for the dual sensor test. Now onto the software test phase. (Psst — the circuit has one glaring flaw, which I have since corrected. Can you spot it in the photos?)
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Tagged arduino, cadmium sulfide, grisbot, photoresistor, robotics, test rig
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Dual sensor test rig
This week I’ll be testing a new screen-reading protocol for Grisbot, involving two sensors. For that I’ll need a test rig. It will be contained in a box — Pop Tarts is the prime candidate — to be held up … Continue reading
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Tagged arduino, cadmium sulfide, communications protocol, grisbot, photo resistor, robotics, sensors, test rig
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