This instructable teaches you how to build a low-cost spectrometer using simple materials, such as a 100 W light bulb, a light-dependent resistor, a prism or grating, and a curtain. The spectrometer analyzes the spectrum of incoming light, which our eyes see as a portion of the. Follow on to create your own DIY Low-Cost Spectrometer and do drop a favorite and follow this page if you enjoyed the project and decide to build your own version. I would love to see your own versions so do post your creations using the " I made it " section. Use light to analyse substances! Part of >150 free science expeirments. If you've ever been curious about the composition of light and how objects interact with it, this guide is for you. The. Make use of an ad hoc module by AMS in order to make a precious Arduino based tool. Spectrometry is an analysis technique that enables. Want to analyze light like a scientist? Here's the quick breakdown: âś… **Gather** basic materials (CD/DVD, cardboard, lens, light source). âś… **Test** with colored LEDs or sunlight to see spectra.
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