What types of lighting receivers are there?
wingles_angel4 asked:
I’m working on a project in which we need further research on light receivers. (InfraRed receivers are included into the search)
I’m working on a project in which we need further research on light receivers. (InfraRed receivers are included into the search)
The Project consists of laser(or other lighting devices) transmitting signals, to a receiving device. We’d like to find the best possible option for this receiving device.
Along with Photodiodes(Either Current or voltage types), what are other types I should be looking out for?
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I wanted to install a line of LED lighting underneath the overhang of the deck over the pool. Think the right angle at the top of the liner, where the liner meets the deck. It won’t be in the water, but I wanted to run a line of lighting around the circumference of the pool. Even though, is there a regulator you have to attach to the line somewhere so that voltage can not flow into the water unchecked? Just in case any current got into the pool itself.
I wanted to install a line of LED lighting underneath the overhang of the deck over the pool. Think the right angle at the top of the liner, where the liner meets the deck. It won’t be in the water, but I wanted to run a line of lighting around the circumference of the pool. Even though, is there a regulator you have to attach to the line somewhere so that voltage can not flow into the water unchecked? Just in case any current got into the pool itself.
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