If anyone wants to pursue this:
http://www.photonicsonline.com/artic...S-756-PCB-0001
May be cheaper than a spectrometer, and it's only the center wavelength you're after right?
If anyone wants to pursue this:
http://www.photonicsonline.com/artic...S-756-PCB-0001
May be cheaper than a spectrometer, and it's only the center wavelength you're after right?
post the price dan
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Yeah Dan, post the price man, we wanna cancan man.
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Nothing back from them yet; but found this:
$50 sensor, $500 for the PCB+sensor (contains temp. stuff as well)
http://www.sas.org/E-Bulletin/2001-1.../labNotes.html
(That article is nearly 10 years old mind...)
Will keep you posted.
I'd jump at the opportunity of binning these diodes off on wavelength... just need the sensor![]()
- There is no such word as "can't" -
- 60% of the time it works every time -
Ok, EUR 500 for a single piece, EUR 460 each for 10.
4-6 week lead time.
Hmm...
- There is no such word as "can't" -
- 60% of the time it works every time -
pff not mega cheap then
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A cadmium-sulfide photocell peaks at around 515nm, similar to the human eye. A circuit could possibly be built to detect the photocell's resistance (using wheatstone bridge - thx Steve) to measure the slight difference between 445 and 460 nm. The CdS cell costs about $2. It might not be accurate enough tho. I dunno. It'd take some research. The ambient temperature and humidity would have to be controlled. Probably in an environmental chamber. too much to think about tonite. n/m. nitey-nite.. zzz .