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photo conductive cell..

Answer / kalirajan.n

TOPIC: PHOTO CONDUCTIVE CELL (LOR)


Photo resistor is also referred to as photoconductive cell.
It has the property that its resistivity changes as a
function of the incident illumination, called photo
conductivity effect. Photo resistor is also known as light
dependent resistor. (LDR)

Photoconductive cell or light dependent resistances (LDR)
are devices used for detecting and measuring electromagnetic
radiations. It is based upon the principle of variation of
conductivity i.e., its conductivity changes according to the
Wavelength and intensity of the incident radiation.

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photo conductive cell..

Answer / karthik

The photoconductive cell is a two terminal semiconductor device whose terminal resistance will vary (linearly) with the intensity of the inci­dent light. For obvious reasons, it is frequently called a photoresistive device

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photo conductive cell..

Answer / ayyappss

photo conductive cell means the cell which converts
light(photons)into electrical energy.

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photo conductive cell..

Answer / sudhir singh

the cell which utilise light energy for its condution is
called photo condutive cell

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