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KE4031 Keyes DIY Electronic Brick TEMT6000 Light Sensor
KE4031 Keyes DIY Electronic Brick TEMT6000 Light Sensor
SKU:E31007-001
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Product Overview
KE4031 Keyes DIY Electronic Brick TEMT6000 Light Sensor
1. Introduction
The Keyes 2021 New DIY Electronic Brick TEMT6000 Light Sensor is a highly sensitive photoelectric sensor capable of detecting ambient light intensity. This module is widely used in automatic dimming systems, light monitoring, and smart home applications.
2. Features
- Eco-Friendly Material: Manufactured with black eco-friendly materials meeting safety standards.
- High Sensitivity: Accurately detects light variations with fast response times.
- Anti-Reverse Interface: Equipped with a green anti-reverse connector for secure and reliable connections.
- Wide Compatibility: Compatible with microcontrollers like Arduino and Raspberry Pi for diverse project applications.
- Easy Installation: Simple wiring design suitable for beginners.
3. Specifications
| Parameter | Description |
|-----------------|--------------------------------------|
| Model | KE4031 |
| Sensor Type | TEMT6000 Light Sensor |
| Cable Length | 200mm |
| Operating Voltage | DC 5V |
| Interface Type | 2.54mm Pitch Anti-Reverse Interface |
| Illuminance Range| 0-1000 Lux |
| Power Consumption| Approx. 20mA (at 5V operation) |
4. Working Principle
The TEMT6000 light sensor converts ambient light into corresponding electrical signals through its internal photodiode:
- Power Connection: The module connects to a power supply via VCC and GND, operating at DC 5V.
- Signal Output: The output voltage varies with light intensity—higher light levels result in increased output voltage.
5. Pin Description
| Pin Name | Description |
|----------|---------------------------------------------------|
| VCC | Positive power supply connection (DC 5V input) |
| GND | Negative power supply connection |
| S | Analog output signal indicating light intensity changes |