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May 22, 2018 at 15:02 comment added abidinberkay i mean, i worry about the current which is going to raspberry back. i will bind 4 ldr-4 capacitor in parallel and check the current on blue-green-yellow-pink cables in pictures but i am not sure about should i use extra resistor to protect raspberry? image.ibb.co/b4eYko/diren_devre.png
May 21, 2018 at 18:30 comment added Benjamin Ashbaugh What do mean? just use the capacitor size that the video/instructions you are using sugested. Also, the raspberry pi won't explode, but electrolytic capacitors can explode(by explode I mean they might start crackling and smoking) if you wire them backwards. I very much doubt that a 1mf capacitor is electrolytic, though, so you probably don't have to worry. @abidinberkay
May 21, 2018 at 17:55 comment added abidinberkay thanks man. yes i will look at capacitor +/- signs on it while i am connecting them, thanks again. can you suggest which size of capacitor should i use if i use 3-4 sensors for car to rotate?(for example 1mf capacitor is good for each ldr to prevent raspberry to explode or should i use different size or ohm?) btw i picked your answer as correct, it solved my original question, thanks again.
May 21, 2018 at 17:51 vote accept abidinberkay
May 21, 2018 at 15:55 comment added Benjamin Ashbaugh Exactly. Yes, the rpi will understand from the yellow and green lines - it's no different, really, than your previous circuit, but it's easier to implement. however, PLEASE NOTE: make sure the white bands on the capacitors are connected to negative(the black wires), not the other way around., or else your capacitors might explode! @abidinberkay
May 20, 2018 at 23:48 comment added abidinberkay can i use that 2 sensors like image.ibb.co/iuGJWT/paralel_pins.png ?? If i bind these ldr-capacitors parallel, can my raspbery understand from the current of yellow and green line ??
May 20, 2018 at 18:27 history answered Benjamin Ashbaugh CC BY-SA 4.0