Infra Red Sensor
IR reflective sensors have one emitter (IR LED) and one receiver (Phototransistor or photo diode. If we have white surface it reflects the light and it will sensed by the receiver, similarly if we have black surface it absorbs the light and receiver can not sense light.
Photo
diode has property that if IR light fall on it its electrical resistance comes
down (i.e. it comes down from 150kΩ to 10kΩ if no noise present).
Figure:IRSensor
Sample
Calculation:
Say Receiver has resistance
Rs=150kΩ without light (on black surface)
Rs=10kΩ with light (on white surface)
Say Receiver has resistance
Rs=150kΩ without light (on black surface)
Rs=10kΩ with light (on white surface)
The voltage that goes
to comparator Without light: (on black surface)
Vp=(Rs÷(Rs+R))Vcc=150÷(150+10))*5=4.6875V
With light: (on white surface)
Vp=(Rs÷(Rs+R))Vcc=10÷(10+10))*5=2.5000V
Thus we get variation of voltage that is sensed by comparator IC (LM324).
This gives logical high or low according to input.
Vp=(Rs÷(Rs+R))Vcc=150÷(150+10))*5=4.6875V
With light: (on white surface)
Vp=(Rs÷(Rs+R))Vcc=10÷(10+10))*5=2.5000V
Thus we get variation of voltage that is sensed by comparator IC (LM324).
This gives logical high or low according to input.
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