int photocellPin0 = 0; // the cell and 10K pulldown are connected to a0 int photocellReading0; // the analog reading from

the analog resistor divide r float Res0=10.0; // Resistance in the circuit of sensor 0 (KOhms) // depending of the Resistance used, you could measure better at dark or at brig ht conditions. // you could use a double circuit (using other LDR connected to analog pin 1) to have fun testing the sensors. // Change the value of Res0 depending of what you use in the circuit void setup(void) { // We'll send debugging information via the Serial monitor Serial.begin(9600); } void loop(void) { photocellReading0 = analogRead(photocellPin0); // Read the analogue pin float Vout0=photocellReading0*0.0048828125; // calculate the voltage int lux0=500/(Res0*((5-Vout0)/Vout0)); // calculate the Lux Serial.print("Luminosidad 0: "); // Print the measurement (in Lux units) in the screen Serial.print(lux0); Serial.print(" Lux\t"); Serial.print("Voltage: "); // Print the calculated volta ge returned to pin 0 Serial.print(Vout0); Serial.print(" Volts\t"); Serial.print("Output: "); Serial.print(photocellReading0); // Print the measured level at pin 0 Serial.print("Ligth conditions: "); // Print an approach to ligth c onditions if (photocellReading0 < 10) { Serial.println(" - Dark"); } else if (photocellReading0 < 200) { Serial.println(" - Dim"); } else if (photocellReading0 < 500) { Serial.println(" - Light"); } else if (photocellReading0 < 800) { Serial.println(" - Bright"); } else { Serial.println(" - Very bright"); } delay(1000); }