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LED light meter
Connect white LED to DVM, point the LED at a light source,
and read light intensity as voltage -- pointing the LED at the noonday sun produces 1.4 v. Very cool. Are there any problems with this design? Is the output linear -- if I read 0.7 v from a given light source, is that light source one half as bright as the sun at high noon? |
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