TCS3200 Based Color sensor Module

By integrating red, green, and blue signals, the TCS3200 Colour Recognition Sensor Module's superior light sensor enables us to identify any colour. Red, green, and blue are the three basic colours that make up white light, and each has a unique wavelength. These hues combine to provide a variety of colour tones. When white light strikes a surface material, certain light wavelengths are absorbed and others are reflected, depending on the substance's properties. The colour we perceive is determined by the wavelengths that are reflected back into our eyes. A high-intensity white LED that projects modulated light onto the object makes up a typical colour sensor. In order to identify the colour of reflected light, nearly all colour sensors have a grid of colour-sensitive filters, commonly referred to as "Bayer Filters," and an array of photodiodes underneath.