Line 8 is the starting of the cycle that is going to perform while Arduino is powered on. Line 10 is used for reading analog values from photoresistor and storing the values to a variable called “int ...

This project explores the integration of a photoresistor (LDR) with an Arduino Uno to create a responsive lighting system. The LED is programmed to activate in low-light conditions and deactivate when ...

This Arduino project uses a photoresistor and OLED display to help you achieve the perfect lighting for studying. With friendly robot eyes that respond to light levels, this project combines ...

Flashing LED with LDR with photoresistor In this flashing led lights circuit, the LDR or photoresistor is connected in such way that when the light intensity varies it will influence the flashing ...

It also uses a photoresistor to shut off the LCD display in the dark for further power savings. During sleep, the device only draws 260 microamps with the display on and 70 microamps with the ...