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Photodiode Amplifier for Visible Light Using OPA381 - Arduino Nano Shield
[Customadds id=643821] The project presented here is a photodiode amplifier for visible light. The output voltage of the circuit increases linearly with light intensity. Low-cost BPW34 photodiode is used as a light sensor and OPA381 op-amp as an amplifier. OPA381 is a transimpedance amplifier tha... Read More
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