Have you got a circuit diagram?
The usual way to use LDR is in series with another resistor to make a potential divider... And then use the output voltage of the potential divider as the input to an electronic switch. Running a lamp directly off the current going through the LDR would be a bit odd.
The usual way to use LDR is in series with another resistor to make a potential divider... And then use the output voltage of the potential divider as the input to an electronic switch. Running a lamp directly off the current going through the LDR would be a bit odd.
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