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LDR07 Photoresistor Specs & Features

LDR07 photoresistors feature epoxy encapsulation, reliable performance, quick response, and good spectral characteristics. They are well suited for applications including industrial control, photoelectric control, photoswitches, and electronic toys. The LDR07 provides a light resistance of 16-50 kΩ at 10 lux, dark resistance of at least 2 MΩ, and response time of less than 1 ms for rising and 30 ms for decaying.

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LDR07 Photoresistor Specs & Features

LDR07 photoresistors feature epoxy encapsulation, reliable performance, quick response, and good spectral characteristics. They are well suited for applications including industrial control, photoelectric control, photoswitches, and electronic toys. The LDR07 provides a light resistance of 16-50 kΩ at 10 lux, dark resistance of at least 2 MΩ, and response time of less than 1 ms for rising and 30 ms for decaying.

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L DR PHOTORESISTORS

LDR07
Features:
Epoxy Encapsulated
Reliable Performance
Quick Response
Good Characteristic of Spectrum

Applications:
Industrial Control
Photoelectric Control
Photoswitch
Electronic Toys

Ambient Spectral Photo Dark Response Time


Vmax Pmax (ms)
Model Temp Peak Resistance Resistance
(VDC) mW min
C (nm) (10Lx) (K ) (M )min Rise Decay

LDR07 150 100 -30 ~ +70 540 16 ~ 50 2.0 0.7 20 30

Measuring Conditions
1. Light Resistance:
Measured at 10 lux with standard light A (2854K-color temperature)
and 2hr. preillumination at 400-600 lux prior testing.
2. Dark Resistance :
Measured 10 seconds after closed 10 lux.
3. Gamma characteristic:
Between 10 lux and 100 lux and given by
=log(R10/R100)/ log(100/10)=log(R10/R100)
R10,R10: Cell resistance at 10 lux and 100 lux. The tolerance of is
0.1.
4. Pmax:
Max. Power Dissipation at ambient temperature of 25 C.
5. Vmax:
Max. Voltage in Darkness that may be applied to the cell continuously.

LDR PHOTORESISTORS

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