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Light Sensor Type, Please Help!
Hey all.
I'm working on a test fixture here at work (im in R&D) and we need a light sensor to determine the position of a door. I would like to use the ones that FIRST provided, as they were simple and can handle our power supply. So here is the question: where do i get this? Who is a good distributor and what is the part number? I have searched a little, and was unable to find any specifics on this. Any help is grealy appreciated! -Alex |
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