The photoresistor feeds back the intensity of light to the change in resistance value: the stronger the light, the smaller the resistance, the smaller the corresponding partial voltage value, and the smaller the AO; the weaker the light, the larger the resistance, and the corresponding partial voltage value The larger, the larger the AO;
the following MCP6002 functions as a comparator, when the AO voltage is greater than the voltage of pin 2, pin 1 outputs high level, Q1 is turned on, DO outputs low level, and LED2 lights up; when the AO voltage is less than the voltage of pin 2 , pin 1 outputs low level, Q1 does not conduct, DO outputs high level, and LED2 light does not light up.
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