currentSunlightVisible = 109262.295082 currentSunlightIR = 514200.819672 currentSunlightUV = 143 currentSunlightUVIndex = 1.43 Are the values the sensor produces... I know from other stations that the solar radiation should be around 40-50 Watt/m2 at the time... How do I calculate the correct solar radiation for my location from these sensor values?
This is something I'm really going to have to think about. The fact you have it set for outdoor gain tells me something is wrong with the equations.
On the list of bugs.
I tried to figure things out, but it is not as straight forward as I thought. position on earth also has something to do with it, the angle of the sun on the earth and so on... I compared with a couple of nearby stations and found, next to the generic 0.019 factor, diving by 35 makes my graphs look very similar to the neigbours... I try to understand why, but that is higher math
Post by triggerfish on Jan 22, 2019 11:07:16 GMT -8
Cool library! I realy need something like that for the moon, to simulate moonlight in my aquarium, but for this problem, the location is not the issue. I get lux readings from the sensor, but need to convert those to Watt/m**