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Nice video bro, but mindful of how u explain it. Instead of saying it produces current..it could of best be explain like it increases and decrease resistance by light emitting on it
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It was very useful, thanks man
Nice video bro, but mindful of how u explain it. Instead of saying it produces current..it could of best be explain like it increases and decrease resistance by light emitting on it
concise, brilliant work. Thx
Thank you sir very nice gide & very nice best explain working information photodiode video..👍
So nice of you
Thank you for the explanation.
You're welcome! 😊 I'm glad the explanation helped. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask! 👍💬
Excellent video - subscribed !
👍👍super sir thank u for your information 👏👏
So nice of you 🙏
So the cool lazer alarms in banks are photodiodes!!?
Thank you 💙
i see on your animation you used arduino, have you done this practically?
Wiring the photodiode to this microcontroller, as shown, is absolutely possible
super👌
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So nice
Thanks for your support as always 🙌
I am sure you are a persian..