Brand-Rex Spectrometer 2 Click Colour Sensor Development Board for VD6283TX screen brightness adjustment and white

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RS Stock No.:
101-350
Mfr. Part No.:
MIKROE-5167
Manufacturer:
Brand-Rex
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Brand

Brand-Rex

Product Type

Sensor Development Tool

Sensor Technology

Colour Sensor

Featured Device

VD6283TX

For Use With

screen brightness adjustment and white balance color assistance, lux and CCT measurement, or light frequency extraction for flicker correction

Kit Classification

Development Board

Kit Name

Spectrometer 2 Click

Standards/Approvals

UKAS, TUV, OHSAS, ISOQAR

COO (Country of Origin):
RS
The MIKROE spectrometer 2 click is a sophisticated add-on board designed to enhance your light measurement capabilities. With its advanced VD6283TX colour sensor, this compact board excels at collecting light waves and offers unparalleled accuracy in measuring light intensity across various spectrum channels. Its innovative architecture enables the precise extraction of correlated colour temperature and Lux information while addressing common issues like light flicker. Ideal for applications requiring screen brightness adjustment and white balance, this board is fully compatible with systems equipped with mikroBUS, and it comes with a well-documented library that simplifies development. Whether for professional settings or personal projects, this product is a reliable tool for accurate light measurements and colour analysis.

Data collection with six colour channels

Comprehensive light analysis with advanced filters

High sensitivity and accuracy in light measurements

Enhanced performance with programmable gains

Rapid flicker detection through parallel processing