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πŸ”Ž TCS3200 Sensor Recognition Module by SMAKN Review

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Description of πŸ”Ž TCS3200 Sensor Recognition Module by SMAKN

Input voltage: DC 3 ~ 5V. Chip: TCS230. Output frequency voltage: 0 ~ 5V. Use bright white LED lights. Can be connected directly with Microcontroller.

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

The sensor only works if it is protected against it.

The sensor only works if it is protected from LED light, otherwise the readings are almost the same. The sensor really needs a lens, so it only measures the spot, not the field. Color values vary depending on the distance to the measured surface. It would be helpful if the LEDs could be turned off.

Pros
  • Chip: TCS230
Cons
  • Without automatic

Revainrating 5 out of 5

One of the best color sensors!

Although this may be difficult for novice Arduino users. Open source is extremely useful. Many have used PWM ports, but in fact the only one absolutely necessary for it to be PWM is the OUT cable. LEDs can be easily desoldered if you want them to capture emitted light (i.e. the color of the LED) and not reflected light (the color of the object). I've currently bought about 4-5 of these and I won't hesitate to buy them again!

Pros
  • Can be connected directly to the microcontroller
Cons
  • Crumpled packaging

Revainrating 1 out of 5

It's entirely possible that most of my problems are with the .

It's possible that most of my problems are related to the sensor or due to my inexperience with this type of sensor. I have been involved with electronics for several years and am currently in college pursuing an electrical engineering degree. I couldn't get the sensor to work when I searched online for help, SMAKN had nothing to offer. I spent about two weeks browsing blogs, forums, and YouTube tutorials but tried unsuccessfully to get the sensor working with my Arduino Uno. I ended up buying…

Pros
  • Use bright white LEDs
Cons
  • Expensive