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TCS3200 Color Sensor Module
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The TCS3200 Color Sensor is a compact and highly efficient sensor module used to detect and measure colors in the visible spectrum. Equipped with the TCS3200 programmable color light-to-frequency converter IC, it converts light intensity into frequency signals, making it ideal for applications that require accurate color recognition and detection. With built-in white LEDs for illumination, this sensor is widely used in robotics, automation, sorting systems, and educational projects.
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Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Sensor IC | TCS3200 |
| Operating Voltage | 2.7V – 5.5V |
| Output Frequency Range | 2Hz – 500kHz (programmable) |
| Light Source | 4 white LEDs (on-board) |
| Measurement | Red, Green, Blue, and Clear light intensity |
| Interface | Digital (frequency output) |
| Module Size | Approx. 28mm x 28mm |
| Working Principle | Converts light intensity into square wave frequency signals |
Key Features
- Detects Red, Green, Blue, and overall light intensity.
- High-resolution and accurate color recognition.
- Programmable frequency scaling (100%, 20%, 2%).
- On-board white LEDs for consistent illumination.
- Simple digital frequency output for easy microcontroller interfacing.
- Compact and reliable for embedded systems.
Applications
- Color detection in robotics.
- Industrial sorting and packaging systems.
- Line-following and object recognition robots.
- Automatic product quality control.
- Educational and DIY electronics projects.
- Color-based automation systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
It can be easily interfaced with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, STM32, and other microcontrollers using digital frequency counting.
The output is a square wave whose frequency corresponds to the intensity of the detected color.
The sensor uses photodiodes with red, green, and blue filters. It measures the intensity of each color and converts it into frequency signals that microcontrollers can interpret.
No, the module comes with built-in white LEDs that provide uniform illumination for accurate color detection.
