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GL12528 12mm LDR Photoresistor (CdS) Light Sensor

GL12528 12mm LDR Photoresistor (CdS) Light Sensor

Part number: GL12528Light & Color Sensors

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12 EGP

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About this product

The GL12528 is a 12 mm cadmium sulfide (CdS) light-dependent resistor with two pins for through-hole mounting. Its resistance falls as light intensity rises, with a spectral peak near 560 nm. It suits ambient light detection and light-level projects where fast response is not required.

Specifications

Diameter
12 mm
Number of pins
2
Mounting type
PCB through-hole
Spectral peak
560 nm
Light resistance (10 lux)
10-20 kΩ
Dark resistance
1-20 MΩ
Maximum voltage
250 VDC

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of GL12528 12mm LDR Photoresistor (CdS) Light Sensor in Egypt?

GL12528 12mm LDR Photoresistor (CdS) Light Sensor currently costs between 12 and 20 EGP across 5 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy GL12528 12mm LDR Photoresistor (CdS) Light Sensor in Egypt?

GL12528 12mm LDR Photoresistor (CdS) Light Sensor is available from RAM Electronics, Ekostra, Makers Electronics, Microohm, and Circuits Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How do I read light level with the GL12528?

Build a voltage divider with a fixed resistor, for example 10 kΩ, and read the midpoint on an analog input. As the light rises, the LDR resistance falls and the voltage at the midpoint changes.

Is the GL12528 suitable for detecting fast light changes?

No. Its response time is about 20 ms on rise and 30 ms on fall, so it suits slow changes such as day and night detection rather than high-speed signals.