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Analog Devices ADPD2211ACPZ-R7 — Analog & Data Acquisition

ADPD2211ACPZ-R7 Ambient Light Sensor, 528 nm, 1.8 V, 8-LFCSP

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Analog Devices ADPD2211ACPZ-R7 ambient light sensor, 528 nm peak sensitivity, voltage output, 1.8 V supply, surface-mount 8-LFCSP package, Tape & Reel.

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Specifications

ADPD2211ACPZ-R7 specifications
ParameterValue
MountingSurface Mount
Operating temperature high-40°C to 85°C
Length528.0
Package_typeTape & Reel (TR) Cut Tape (CT)
Product typeAmbient
Output signalVoltage
StatusActive
Supply voltage1.8
Proximity detectionno

Product details

Ambient light sensor with voltage output

The ADPD2211ACPZ-R7 is an ambient light sensor from Analog Devices, part of the ADPD2211 family, with a peak spectral sensitivity at 528 nm — the green region where the human eye's photopic response peaks, making it suitable for display backlight control and daylight sensing in consumer and industrial panels. It outputs an analog voltage proportional to the incident light level, operating from a single 1.8 V supply rail. The low supply voltage keeps power dissipation minimal in battery-powered or energy-harvesting designs.

Package and board-fit considerations

The small outline suits space-constrained sensor modules or edge-mounted boards. The 1.8 V supply rail is common in low-voltage mixed-signal chains, so no additional regulator is needed if the system already runs at that voltage.

Frequently asked questions

What is the peak wavelength of the ADPD2211ACPZ-R7?

The sensor has a peak spectral sensitivity at 528 nm, which aligns with the green region of the visible spectrum. This makes it a good fit for ambient-light sensing in display backlight control or daylight-level monitoring.

Is the ADPD2211ACPZ-R7 a direct replacement for the ADPD188GG-ACEZR7?

No — the ADPD188GG-ACEZR7 outputs digital I²C/SPI data, while the ADPD2211ACPZ-R7 provides an analog voltage output. The packages differ (8-LFCSP vs similar but not identical pinout), so a board spin is required to swap between them.