GY-33 TCS34725 Detector Module Color Recognition Sensor

Description:

The GY-33 TCS34725 Detector Module Color Recognition Sensor contains a 3 × 4 photodiode array, four analogue-to-digital converters (ADC) that integrate the photodiode current, data registers, a state machine, and an I2C interface.

The 3 × 4 photodiode array is composed of red-filtered, green-filtered, blue-filtered, and clear (unfiltered) photodiodes. In addition, the photodiodes are coated with an IR-blocking filter.

The four integrating ADCs simultaneously convert the amplified photodiode currents to a 16-bit digital value. Upon completion of a conversion cycle, the results are transferred to the data registers, which are double-buffered to ensure the integrity of the data.

All of the internal timing, as well as the low-power wait state, is controlled by the state machine. Communication of the TCS3472 data is accomplished over a fast, up to 400 kHz, two-wire I2C serial bus.

The industry-standard I2C bus facilitates easy, direct connection to microcontrollers and embedded processors.

Features:

• Chip sensor: TCS34725
• Measuring range: RGB 0 – 255
• Working current: 15 mA
• Response frequency: 10 HZ
• Working voltage: 3 – 5V
• Storage temperature: – 40 ~ + 125 ° C
• Working temperature: – 20 ~ + 85 ° C
• Built-in MCU calculation colour
• IIC, serial communication format
• Adjustable LED brightness with the corresponding PC software

Package included: 1x GY-33 TCS34725 Detector Module Color Recognition Sensor

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