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package com.diozero.devices;
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import com.diozero.api.AnalogInputDevice;
import com.diozero.internal.provider.AnalogInputDeviceFactoryInterface;
import com.diozero.util.DeviceFactoryHelper;
import com.diozero.util.RuntimeIOException;
/**
*
* Generic Photoresistor /
* Light-Dependent-Resistor (LDR).
* Wiring:
*
*
*
* vRef vLDR GND
* | | |
* +---R1---+---LDR---+
*
*
* When there is a lot of light the LDR has low resistance (vLdr ~ 0V). When it
* is dark the resistance increases (vLdr ~ vRef).
*
*
* {@code vLDR = vRef * (rLDR / (rLDR + R1))}
*
*
* Given R1 = 10,000ohm and vRef = 5v:
* When dark, if rLDR == 100,000 Ohm:
* {@code vLDR = 5 * (100,000 / (100,000 + 10,000)) = 4.54V}
* When light, if rLDR == 100 Ohm:
* {@code vLDR = 5 * (100 / (100 + 10,000)) = 0.0495V}
*
*
*
* {@code rLDR = R1 / (vRef / vLDR - 1)}
*
*
* Given R1 = 10,000ohm and vRef = 5v:
* When dark, if vLDR=4V: {@code rLDR = 10,000 / (5 / 4 - 1) = 40,000 Ohm}
* When light, if vLDR=1V: {@code rLDR = 10,000 / (5 / 1 - 1) = 2,500 Ohm}
*
*/
public class LDR extends AnalogInputDevice {
private float r1;
/**
* @param gpio
* GPIO to which the LDR is connected.
* @param r1
* Resistor between the LDR and ground.
* @throws RuntimeIOException
* If an I/O error occurred.
*/
public LDR(int gpio, float r1) throws RuntimeIOException {
this(DeviceFactoryHelper.getNativeDeviceFactory(), gpio, r1);
}
/**
* @param deviceFactory
* Device factory to use to construct the device.
* @param gpio
* GPIO to which the LDR is connected.
* @param r1
* Resistor between the LDR and ground.
* @throws RuntimeIOException
* If an I/O error occurred.
*/
public LDR(AnalogInputDeviceFactoryInterface deviceFactory, int gpio, float r1) throws RuntimeIOException {
super(deviceFactory, gpio);
this.r1 = r1;
}
/**
* Read the resistance across the LDR.
*
* @return Resistance (Ohms)
* @throws RuntimeIOException
* If an I/O error occurred.
*/
public float getLdrResistance() throws RuntimeIOException {
// Get the scaled value (voltage)
float v_ldr = getScaledValue();
return r1 / (getRange() / v_ldr - 1);
}
/**
* Read the LDR luminosity. Not yet implemented (not sure
* if this can be reliably implemented).
*
* @return Luminosity (lux).
* @throws RuntimeIOException
* If an I/O error occurred.
*/
private float getLuminosity() throws RuntimeIOException {
// Get the scaled value (voltage)
float v_ldr = getScaledValue();
float r_ldr = getLdrResistance();
// FIXME Can this be reliably calculated?
// http://emant.com/316002.page
// rLDR = 500 / Lux
// Lux = (vRef*500/V(LDR) - 500) / R
// double lux = (vRef * 500 / v_ldr - 500) / r;
// Logger.debug("Lux={}", lux);
// Or
// double lux = 500 * (vRef - v_ldr) / (r + v_ldr);
// Or...
// I[lux] = 10000 / (R[kohms]*10)^(4/3)
// https://learn.adafruit.com/photocells/measuring-light
return r_ldr;
}
}