Here is the [datasheet of the ambient light sensor (IN-S32GTLS)](https://www.inolux-corp.com/datasheet/IR/Sensor/Ambient%20Light%20Sensor/IN-S32GTLS_V1.0.pdf) on the module.
The Ambient Light Sensor Module is a light-sensitive measurement device suitable for a variety of applications, including educational settings and mobile robotics. It can be used in scenarios where light measurement is required, such as in Braitenberg robots, energy-saving light systems, and automatic brightness adjusting systems. It is an ideal tool for creating interactions connected to environmental changes.
The light measurement is expressed in lux and is processed by a resistance calculation inside the microcontroller.
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**Here are some of the sample projects that include this module:**
Autonomous Lighting (including: SMD RED + RGB LED Module + Ambient Light Sensor Module)
The Python-based “Automatic LED Turn On/Off” application integrates an SMD Motor Driver, an add-on LED Module, and an Ambient Light Sensor Module to form an intelligent lighting system. This project automatically adjusts the LED’s state according to ambient light conditions, offering an energy-efficient solution suitable for diverse environments.
Chrome Dino Game Player (including: SMD RED + RGB LED Module + Ambient Light Module + 100 RPM BDC Motor with Encoder)
The innovative Python project, "Chrome Dino Game Player," merges hardware and software to elevate the classic Chrome Dino Game. Through the integration of an SMD Motor Driver, a DC Motor, and an add-on Ambient Light Module, this project aims to deliver a dynamic and immersive gaming experience.
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Ready to integrate? You can purchase the **The Ambient Light Sensor Module** directly from our [Online Store](https://www.robotshop.com/products/acrome-ambient-light-sensor-add-on-module-acrome-smd-products). Worldwide shipping is available for engineering samples and production batches.
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