Design of an optical rotation value measurement tool using an arduino device

Abstract

Malus' law asserts that the square of the cosine of the angle formed between two polarizers is directly proportional to the light intensity after passing through them. In this study, we demonstrate this law using a straightforward configuration. Our method of measuring the polarizer's rotational angle while keeping the other polarizer stationary is innovative. It involves manually attaching a multi-turn potentiometer to one of the polarizers. The Arduino board is connected to the potentiometer and light sensor used to detect the intensity of transmitted light, allowing for the measurement of light intensity as a function of rotational angle. Additionally, we think that the configuration as it is now can be helpful in physics laboratory classes. It can also be demonstrated by using it during lectures.

Monitoring CO2 and SO2 Exhaust Gas Emissions on Tanker Ships With An IoT Based PLC Controller

“…These gas emissions can contribute to global climate change and air pollution which endangers human health and ecosystems [4]. Therefore, monitoring and controlling exhaust gas emissions on tankers is crucial in efforts to maintain environmental sustainability and comply with international regulations related to environmental protection [5].…”