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Re: COLOR light sensor
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lugnet.robotics.rcx
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Thu, 29 Nov 2001 09:17:02 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics.rcx, Philippe Hurbain writes:
> I toyed some time ago with the idea of colored leds to provide color
> information to RCX - I didn't construct anything yet.
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> I intended to use R/V/B leds (the addition of an IR one is a good idea) with
> an RCX controlled cycling mechanism to light the object under test, and a
> Lego light sensor (with it's red led masked) to read the info.
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> Philo
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> www.philohome.com
Hi Philo and color light sensor interested people:
I know that Mike Gasperi has designed an unexpensive super color-sensor
based on an input-multiplexer which is driven by switching the RCX from
passive to active sensor-mode all the time. The information is passed
through analog switches. Mike has published this recently in an article. You
should ask him. He also has a ready for soldering PCBoard for this sensor.
And it works well!
Otherwise, I recommend Robolab 2.5 with the Lego Camera or like JP Brown in
his Rubik's Cube solver, the Logitech-camera-package. We are experimenting
with the Camera-feature of Robolab 2.5 and we are really amazed what you can
do with it. Some pages will follow during the next months at our site.
Claude
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