Ultraviolet Sensor (Fire Sensor) UV Tron

Ultraviolet Sensor (Fire Sensor) UV Tron is a flame sensor which is often used to detect the presence of sources of ignition under ultraviolet wave emitted by the fire. UV Sensor UV Tron can be applied with a microcontroller, such as ultraviolet UV Tron sensor is used for detecting the source of the fire on the robot in a firefighting robot contest. Tron UV ultraviolet sensor accuracy is very high against the existence of sources of fire, so it is suitable for the purpose of fire fighting robot contest that a small fire source in the form of wax.

Ultraviolet Waves:

Ultraviolet (UV is often abbreviated, of the English language: ultraviolet) are electromagnetic waves with wavelengths shorter than visible light regions, but longer than X-rays are small. UV radiation can be divided into near UV (wavelengths: 380-200 nm) and vacuum UV (200-10 nm). When considering the influence of UV radiation on human health and the environment, the wavelength range is often divided again to UVA (380-315 nm), which is also called the "wave length" or "BlackLight"; UVB (315-280 nm), also called " Medium Wave "(Medium Wave) and UVC (280-10 nm), also called" Short Wave "(Short Wave). Ultraviolet term means "beyond violet" (from the Latin ultra, "beyond"), while the word purple is the color of the shortest wavelength of light from visible light. Some animals, including birds, reptiles, and insects such as bees can see until you reach "nearly UV." Many fruits, flowers and seeds more clearly visible in the background in the UV wavelengths compared with human color vision.

UV Ultraviolet Sensor Module Tron (sensor Fire)