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Spikes in light pollution data

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13 years 10 months ago #87672 by michaeloconnell
Replied by michaeloconnell on topic Re:Spikes in light pollution data
albertw wrote:

What do the daylight sensors pick up for that time?


For all 4 cases shown in the chart:
Visual Sensor Reading = 1
Near Infrared Sensor Reading = 0

The previous few minutes had recorded the same values as did the next few minutes
i.e. the anomoly does not appear to be caused by the registration of a non-zero value by another sensor.

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13 years 10 months ago #87673 by michaeloconnell
Replied by michaeloconnell on topic Re:Spikes in light pollution data
I had a read through the section on calibration.
Reasonably onerous requirements to get a good calibration:
* Clear day
* Clear night
* Sun and Moon above 30degrees
* No clouds throughout twilight
* No obstructions above 10degrees relative to sensor

I will need to move my sensor and extend it.
I tried a USB-ethernet extender but didn't work for me.
Also tried a USB extension cable but got the same problem.
Anyone have any other suggestions on how I can extend the length of a USB device?

Michael.

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