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    Default day/night sensor

    Whats the option for a day/night sensor to be used as a input for a 16f630.
    using PBP
    this is for a joint hobby project with a out of state friend.
    I'm programming the chip he's building the board
    I have used the "pot" command with a LDR and cap which has most of the calibration in the program. I added a cal. pot but it has little effect. and I would hate have to mail the chip back and forth to get the cal. were we need it.
    I've used a LDR, pot, voltage divider& transistor set up but this project is battery operated and I think it could be hard on battery life.
    just wondering if there is a better option.
    as always thanks

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    Look at the Panasonic PNA4603H.

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    Hi grounded,

    Why don't you post your schematic here?


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    dhouston I did a search for panisonic could not find much.
    sayzer here is a schematic
    Sorry I'm a not a pro on this just a hobbist.
    I guess in a nut shell what I need is a simple,cheap light sensor that has a wide range on the cal. pot, and is easy on the battery.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grounded
    dhouston I did a search for panisonic could not find much.
    What do you need besides the PNA4603H data sheet which the first few hundred Google responses point to?

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    the smarts to understand them
    sorry dhouston not trying to be a smart (*&(& . but I'm just a hobbist
    I did look at the data sheet but that all greece to me. I'm not even shure what it or does
    i need examples, people telling how they work ,why they work what they are.
    schematics
    sorry

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