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14th  November 2010
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Once the simple potential divider has been set up it can be used to sense a
variety of different input signals.  The different components shown her will
give a large variety of different products according to the need chosen.
Using a pre-set resistor a the second half of the ‘potential divider’ allows these circuits to be balanced to the heat-level, light level or whatever the need demands.
       
Experiment with the values required using a programme like ‘Crocodile Clips’ in which you can build the circuit on computer changing the values of components ‘as you go’
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