2023
DOI: 10.28989/cakrawala.v1i2.1405
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Analysis of the process of coloring objects based on the optical properties of objects

Abstract: Color is a certain spectrum contained in a perfect light (white). The purpose of this study is 1). Can determine the cause of the color of the object (what causes a different object than the other color) 2). Can observe the color that occurs when two or more colors are mixed. The benefit in order to inform readers about what actually causes the color of the object and what if two or more colors are mixed. Mixing colors for color RGB, the colors Red to Green produce colors orange, blue color to produce a color … Show more

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“…Above the LEDs was a black portion that enables connection with a forward-looking light source facing the receiver. Two bushes at the bottom of the front panel may be used to connect an LED utilized as a light source, and a multi-turn potentiometer enables the user to change the current flowing in the LED emitter [28]. The receiving LED's signal may be captured using a BNC at the top of the front panel.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Above the LEDs was a black portion that enables connection with a forward-looking light source facing the receiver. Two bushes at the bottom of the front panel may be used to connect an LED utilized as a light source, and a multi-turn potentiometer enables the user to change the current flowing in the LED emitter [28]. The receiving LED's signal may be captured using a BNC at the top of the front panel.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The LED requires 3 V at 20 mA, resulting in a 60-mW power draw. Each electron obtains a portion of the power provided by this electrical power if it is entirely converted to light and deposited on the photocathode as a wave (Prayogi, Silviana, & Hamid, 2023). The LED illuminates for around 20 μs and then dims for about 45 μs.…”
Section: Figure 5 Measurement Of the Photocurrent Time Response Using...mentioning
confidence: 99%