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DIY lego light sensor

DIY lego light sensor
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as the light sensors that came with my first and second rcx where not useable when you want a laser guided robot, i diceded to make my own light sensors
and here it is my first instructable :)
excuse me for my bad english i'm not good at spelling and i'm dutch so... please if there is something incorrectly spelled let me know then i can fix it or pay more attention to it
 
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Step 1Get the stuff

get the stuff
ok first of all i used a way to light LDR (light dependent risitor) it did not have enough resitance so my light sensor is a bit sensitive..

but what you will need is a LDR that has about 3500 ohm's when you expose it to a simple laser pen
mine didn't have that much resitance so i fitted a aditional risistor of 1500 ohms.
but that is all up to you

ok what you need:
an LDR
A conductive lego strip
A lego brik
maybe an aditional risistor
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7 comments
May 17, 2012. 10:26 PMlegonxt says:
haha, u english is good enought for me to understand. i'm chinese.
Jul 11, 2008. 11:09 AMLinuxH4x0r says:
Did you know that instructables has a built in spell check? Go to the editor and click on it for every step. Here's what I got: diceded -decided risitor -resistor brik -brick assemblage -assembly gleu -glue Over all, not bad for a non native speaker Great job on the instructable, this looks like it could be very useful
Jul 11, 2008. 7:16 PMLinuxH4x0r says:
Don't get me wrong, this is really good for a non-native speaker. Some native speakers do much worse
Feb 24, 2009. 8:45 AMDerin says:
Haha,random fact: I'm not a native speaker and I never used spell check.
Dec 30, 2008. 7:58 PMdombeef says:
Yeah
Oct 28, 2008. 8:46 AMGHETTOKON says:
Thanks, this was very helpful to me

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