ADNS-5700-H5PD

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Ambient light, infrared (IR), and ultraviolet (UV) sensors are more abundant than ever in recent years thanks to advancements in technology. These sensors offer a range of applications, from measuring the brightness of a room to tracking movement of objects. And one such device that has made use of the advances in these technologies is the ADNS-5700-H5PD Optical Sensor from Avago Technologies. In this article, we\'ll look at the application field and working principle of the ADNS-5700-H5PD.

The ADNS-5700-H5PD is an infrared light-activated optical scroll and gesture sensor that is capable of detecting an object\'s movements at any angle. It does this by analyzing brightness changes in the environment caused by the movement of an object. This is useful for tasks such as controlling computer games, navigating the cursor on a computer screen, and drawing using a fingertip. The ADNS-5700-H5PD is also capable of detecting small objects like coins, which can be used for applications such as security and access control.

In terms of operating environment, the ADNS-5700-H5PD is designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +85°C. It has a low standby power consumption of 1.6 µA and high-sensitivity detection of up to 0.08 lux. This makes it suitable for a wide variety of environments, from indoor to outdoor applications.

The ADNS-5700-H5PD is powered using either an external voltage source or integrated battery, and is driven by a built-in microcontroller. Its built-in logic circuit controls the sensor operation, and it can detect objects with a resolution of up to 6 microns per move. The ADNS-5700-H5PD can also be configured to detect static objects thanks to its power saving design.

At the heart of the ADNS-5700-H5PD is its light-sensitive sensor array. The array is made up of many photo-detectors that measure the intensity of the incoming light. This is then processed by the device\'s built-in logic circuit and used to detect object motions. The device is capable of detecting light in both the infrared and visible range, and each photo-detector can detect up to 5 lux. The device also supports a range of interface options, including GPIOs, I2C, and USB.

The ADNS-5700-H5PD is a versatile sensor that has a range of applications, from controlling computer games to access control systems. Its built-in logic circuit and photo sensor array can detect objects with a resolution of up to 6 microns per move, making it suitable for use in a variety of environments. It is also powered by either an external voltage source or integrated battery, and is driven by a built-in microcontroller.

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