Interface ADC: Electrical Engineer Fyp Help

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An undergraduate electrical engineering student seeks guidance on interfacing a three-stage comparator circuit with an LDR to an ADC for data visualization on a computer. The simplest solution suggested involves using a USB interface equipped with an ADC. Participants recommend researching USB data acquisition options for effective implementation. The discussion emphasizes the importance of selecting the right components for successful data collection. Overall, the focus remains on practical solutions for the student's final year project.
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Im an undergraduate in electrical engineering, I just got my fyp title which is intelligence grounding system. I wanted to ask if i were to hv a sensor which is the 3 stage comparator circuit with ldr. How do i interface it with an adc circuit in order to view all the data on a computer. Anyone do help me out.. thanks:smile:
 
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